Sentence examples for precedence as from inspiring English sources

If you are an ally, your social genotype takes precedence as long as you can correctly assemble the jargon: decolonial, intersectional, queer, anti-racist, imperial timelines, trans, white supremacy, heteropatriarchical.

Wives of male members also feature on the order of precedence, as do sons, daughters and daughters-in-law of Knights Grand Cross and Knights Commander; relatives of female members, however, are not assigned any special precedence.

Finally, the efforts to tailor polypharmacy interventions to those aging with HIV may provide an important template for adapting these interventions to other complex chronic diseases in which there is a "primary condition" which takes precedence, as would be true of many forms of cancer or severe diabetes.

"It seems to imply executive orders have the same precedence as law," Snowden emailed in April 2013.

But 64percentt of the independents polled said the environment should take precedence, as did 71percentt of the Democrats.

(It would not be without precedence, as when Juan Manuel Fangio was kidnapped by Cuban rebels in 1958 during the Cuban Grand Prix, although it was mostly designed as a publicity stunt).

He understood that my ability to be truthful to myself had to take precedence, even as much as it hurt him and would change his life as profoundly as it would mine.

Precedence for As as a cocarcinogen in humans has been derived from studies showing synergistic action with tobacco use for lung cancer induction in occupationally exposed workers (Choiu et al. 1995; Hertz-Picciotto et al. 1992) and with radon in tin miners (Xuan et al. 1993).

Grounds for quarrels over precedence and dignity as well as over grass and water were always present within every steppe polity, and diplomats from civilized states were often able to exploit such weaknesses by pursuing a policy of "divide and rule".

This same worry was voiced for manuscript sharing in physics when arXiv.org was emerging, and it faded when people realized that precedence is established as soon as research is put out into the open, not by when it is ultimately published.

And then there is the fact that Wiener's showing in the polls sets bad precedence--as evidenced by the decision by another unsavory character, Eliot Spitzer, to run for office again.