Sentence examples for precedence it from inspiring English sources
Housing support won't get the funding precedence it deserves unless it is specifically, not just implicitly, referenced in BCF planning.
President Obama's political sensitivity at being seen as anti-Muslim in the wake of Iraq and Afghanistan takes precedence, it seems, over any moral obligation to the victims of genocide.
But it is not just the numbers that give Serena precedence; it is her big, polarizing personality, her roller-coaster story arc, her appetite for the major match and major occasion.
Although the romantic notion of a penniless artist living in a garret has plenty of cultural precedence, it does leave said artist without much in the way of day-to-day inspiration (plus, they almost always end up addicted to absinthe or dying of consumption).
"Regarding the Klitschko rematch taking precedence, it's just the opposite as the mandatory takes priority of the rematch.
To determine the precedence it is important do correct choice of threshold values of important qualitative and quantitative attributes.
Following its precedence rules, it then returns an annotation of stop-gain rather than frameshift.
"If a rescue operation is organised there will be all sorts of political negotiations that have to take place - who has precedence, is it the French, is it the British, is it the Americans, we don't know," Mr Douglas said.
The criminal investigation takes precedence, because it has to stand up in a court of law and it may take some time.
"To the extent that state laws come in conflict with that... it would be my judgment that the federal law would take precedence, and it would provide protection at the federal level for individuals and prohibit them from being discriminated [against] based on sexual orientation or gender identity," said Rep. David Cicilline (D-R.I ., who is leaD-R.I .e Equality Act push in the House. .
"It goes play-director-actor," he says of the descending order of precedence when it comes to putting together a production.
