Sentence examples for precedence of state from inspiring English sources

Precedence of state institutions support over immediate, effective health service delivery can reduce population level results.

The book treats this as a reality of international relations, which places precedence on state sovereignty over human rights, and a factor in making the UN slow, ineffectual, and inappropriately bureaucratic.

The court ruled in favor of conservationists and upheld the precedence of federal laws before state control of wildlife.

Any significant change in the such features are indicative of an abnormality or precedence of belonging to a particular state or condition.

Some features of federalism, such as the precedence of community law in member states and the restriction of interpretive functions to a central agency, are already present in the EU.

One difference in the precedence of peers relates to the positions of the Great Officers of State and the officers of the Sovereign's Household.

At the same time, Moyn overestimates the extent to which human rights today take precedence over the sovereignty of states.

Under the supremacy clause of the U.S. Constitution, federal laws take precedence over state laws.

Moreover, scholars cite Machiavelli's influence in shaping the early modern debates surrounding "reason of state"—the doctrine that the good of the state itself takes precedence over all other considerations, whether morality or the good of citizens as evidence that he was received by his near-contemporaries as a theorist of the state (Meineke 1957).

In June 1726 Louis XV appointed Fleury minister of state and had him created a cardinal in order to give him precedence in the royal council.

LONDON — The 16 countries that recognize the British monarch as head of state struck a historic blow for women's rights on Friday, abolishing male precedence in the order of succession to the throne.