Sentence examples for primacy in respect of from inspiring English sources

It recommended that "the government consult on a proposal to amend section 172 of the Companies Act 2006 to remove shareholder primacy in respect of banks, requiring directors of banks to ensure the financial safety and soundness of the company ahead of the interests of its members".

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"Pro-choice means recognising that women's rights take primacy in matters of reproduction," the group argues.

Doctors as well other health workers thus maintained their primacy in care of patients and protected their profession.

In short, in dealing with someone who used to be competent, the widely accepted primacy of respect for autonomy over beneficence calls for Substituted Judgment.

The tradition of respecting autonomy and informed consent was given primacy in the following international ethics guidelines, including World Medical Associate's Declaration of Helsinki, the Belmont Report, and the International Ethical Guidelines for Biomedical Research Involving Human Subjects issued by Council for International Organizations of Medical Sciences CIOMSS).

New material was sought, especially for the confirmation of papal primacy, in archives and libraries.

Leo's 432 letters and 96 sermons expound his precept of papal primacy in church jurisdiction.

We tend to overanalyze media moguls, in part because of their primacy in the current age.

Nuclear weapons deserve a place of utmost primacy in your mind as you vote this election.

On the other hand, China's ascendance has marked the limitations of US and Western primacy in the international order.