Treatise on the Power and Primacy of the Pope, also called Appendix On The Papacy, one of the confessional writings of Lutheranism, prepared in 1537 by Philipp Melanchthon, the German Reformer.
But meanwhile, the game was being hollowed out from the inside by the actions of those who might yet end up killing the goose that laid the golden eggs by robbing international football of its power and primacy.
What I do know is that a big part of every struggle for power or primacy in human society hinges on the issue of who defines the terms, and that all writing is an attempt to define terms.
How to balance the power of the federal government against the primacy of individual rights?
Realists emphasize power and security issues, the need for a state to maximize its expected self-interest and, above all, their view of the international arena as a kind of anarchy, in which the will to power enjoys primacy.
Apostolic succession in the Roman Catholic understanding is validated only through recognition by the Roman pontiff, and the Roman Catholic Church understands the designation "apostolic" in the creed as referring to this threefold power under the primacy of the Roman pontiff.
The analysis of primacy is the Cox model.
They are unlikely to have the cleansing or educational power of a country's own judicial system affirming the primacy of law.
These two alpha performers are radically different from each other, and from Smith, but they all believe in the big gesture, the primacy of vocal athletics, and the power of power.
As the the fictive power of the camera becomes increasingly evident, we also experience firsthand the primacy of language, one of Mr. Baumgarten's central themes, and its ability to trick the eye.
