Sentence examples for primacy rules from inspiring English sources

Under the terms of SMCRA state primacy rules, Illinois' Office of Mines and Minerals became the lead mining regulatory authority in 1983.

"It would discredit the Council and the United Nations that stands for rule of law and the primacy of the rule of law".

This differs from the dualistic, congregational religious systems, which present commandments and the primacy of following rules.

It is reflective of the primacy of the rule of law and the rejection of impunity.

Others, including Kagame's own justice minister, believe it is essential for Kagame to step down in 2017 in order to maintain the primacy of the rule of law.

The group says that the investigation and prosecutions are required "if the US hopes to wipe away the stain of Abu Ghraib and Guantánamo and reaffirm the primacy of the rule of law".

He was appointed to a second term in 1854, but friction between the Mormons and the federal government worsened by the Mountain Meadows massacre (1857), in which Mormons in southwestern Utah killed more than 100 members of a passing wagon train led President James Buchanan to replace him, at which time an army was sent to establish the primacy of federal rule in Utah.

Mr. Annan said that passing the measure would discredit the council, the United Nations and the "primacy of the rule of law," and he appealed to the 15 members to maintain the common purpose they had shown earlier this month in voting unanimously on a resolution affirming the arrangements for transferring power in Iraq.

During his rule the primacy of the Roman see was asserted.

The 1988 constitution, which restored democracy after 20 years of military dictatorship, did not abolish the culture of cordialidade, which in politics means the primacy of personal bonds over rules.

The bid to share Leicester City's ground was abandoned when the Tigers realised they would breach Premiership rules by not having primacy of tenure.