Sentence examples for primacy afforded from inspiring English sources
Within the city itself, automobiles and buses are the main forms of urban transportation because of the primacy afforded expressways in the city's design and the considerable distances between inner-city neighbourhoods.
The characteristics of the technologies are fundamental to, and in part derive from, the business model adopted by the case, and the governance structures designed to avoid the primacy usually afforded to returns to financial shareholders.
It is often said that American military, economic and technological primacy now affords us the freedom to wage discretionary wars and to pursue national interests without the cooperation of major allies or the approval of international organizations.
"It's hard to see that the children were afforded the primacy of importance to which they are entitled," he said, adding that publication would be devastating for PJS and the children.
To afford primacy to one over the other as is the case at present is hardly calculated to inspire Muslim community confidence, a necessary prerequisite for success in Prevent.
In my report I sought to reconcile more harmoniously, across ideological lines, the primacy of government and the opportunities afforded by market forces.
The underlying reason that Microsoft had little choice but to buy Nokia is plain: Nokia had too much control over the Windows Phone platform, and Microsoft could not afford to lose its primacy over its mobile efforts.
Students should recognize the primacy of the First Amendment in any discussion, and they must afford their ideological opponents the same freedom to speak that they would like for themselves.
Although his austerity-minded father preached the primacy of "needs" over "wants," Mr. Bigler realized that for people who can afford just about anything, the two concepts can merge deliciously.
Given the primacy he attaches to Iran, he could well decide that it's on the Palestinian issue that he can afford to budge.
