Sentence examples similar to paramount clause from inspiring English sources
Should Paramount exercise that clause, and there's no reason not to at this point, Blu-ray would have thoroughly won this silly "format war".
The Germans cared more about the "no bail-out" clause, while the financial markets clearly thought the "no default" and "no exit" clauses were paramount.
As long as Congress has acted within "the ample limits of the election clause's grant of authority," the Supreme Court has said, what Congress does in the realm of voting is paramount because "the framers envisioned a uniform national system".
The second clause, the Free Exercise Clause ("or prohibiting the free exercise thereof"), keeps government from interfering with religious practice absent some paramount governmental interest such as peace, safety, or public health and welfare.
The clause is much less well known than, say, the equal protection clause of the 14th Amendment, and yet Congress's power under it, Justice Scalia wrote, "is paramount, and may be exercised at any time, and to any extent which [Congress] deems expedient".
(The clause modifies play).
Customer service is paramount.
