Sentence examples for precedence that from inspiring English sources

(Marking doors has historical precedence that is not easily translated into entertainment, but don't tell Lu).

It tenderly dissembles the Darwinian contest for precedence that has always been endemic, and exciting, to the art world.

Classic FM presenter John Suchet said: "Ever since we launched the first Classic FM Hall of Fame in 1996 Mozart has taken precedence – that is until now.

Zeroing in on intent narrows the scope of equal protection; the net effect — of the voting-related constitutional amendments and the judicial precedence that's followed — points to a subordination of individual rights in favor of states' rights.

Zeroing in on intent narrows the scope of equal protection; the net effect of the voting-related constitutional amendments and the judicial precedence that's followed points to a subordination of individual rights in favor of states' rights.

What upset many of the medal's critics was not the creation of the award, but its so-called "order of precedence" that would put it above several traditional combat medals.

This may minimize the risk of reinforcing PTs' procedural foci and symbol precedence view that contradict children's learning.

This scheduling problem involves a lot of hard precedence constraints that makes the solution infeasible if violated.

This representational sequence, however, did not occur smoothly, likely due to the PTs' symbol precedence review that was hard to overcome.

With regard to the representational sequence, PTs were expected to possess a verbal precedence view that started with reasoning upon the diagrams.

Tasks are considered ready when all of their parent tasks, as captured in the precedence graph that characterizes the workflow, have completed executing.