Sentence examples for primacy of to from inspiring English sources

I wondered whether, as the first shock wore off, Bush and the government could find their way to placing paramount importance on, and establishing the primacy of — to quote from the Kaddish's last line — "harmony in the universe".

As at many Encores! productions, these absurdities must be met with indulgence, since the essential mission of the series is to give primacy of place to the score.

His belligerence was a tactical error, because he was actually trying to restore the primacy of journalism to a BBC that had become entertainment-led.

Where's Our Money, and many other organizations, are backing a Constitutional amendment to restore the primacy of humans to American democracy.

"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.

The concept is used to turn attention away from the more traditional way of looking at organizations which gives primacy of attention to the pattern or ordering of activities designed by those officially in charge of the organization.

Editor, author, and diplomat, Mr. Grunwald's distinguished career always gave primacy of place to the written word.

They are competing with Turkmens and Sunni Arabs who claim primacy of ownership to some of the same territory, particularly the city of Kirkuk and its surrounding province.

" 'Realism' is the obvious name, but realism is a specific thing from modern art, all that Courbet-derived stuff, meaning the primacy of belonging to the world out there, and being accepted as an agitator.

The primacy of obedience to God is a commonly held position of many practicing Jews and Christians as well".

That is, the Holy Book of Islam gives significant primacy of place to a Jewish woman who was the mother of the central figure of Christianity.