Primacy is making education the primary activity of a student's day, or perhaps more specifically, the primary thought activity of the day.
However, following a number of strategic and political "scares", defence matters slowly began to take on more primacy in the Australian psyche before a review of defence needs was made in 1909 by Field Marshal Lord Kitchener.
Despite the document's obvious value to the papacy, no mention of it was made in the 9th or 10th centuries, even during controversies with Constantinople over matters of primacy.
Yellow Hat Buddhism was made the official religion under Altan's rule, and the head of the sect was given the title of Dalai Lama, a title implying spiritual primacy.
Such returns to simplicity, directness, and the primacy of the word have been made periodically, out of loyalty to Platonic imperatives, however much these "neo" practices may have differed from those of the Greeks themselves.
The law surrounding EID responses in most jurisdictions is diffuse, complicated and often subject to re-interpretation on the basis of whose interests are given primacy at the time decisions are made.
We all need to be made aware of the primacy of art in our lives.
Just as jurists have challenged the primacy of slippery slope rhetoric, the general public must also have the courage and willingness to engage with argument complexity if progress is to be made and sustained.
The Frankfurt and Paris exchanges have rival ambitions to primacy in Europe and have been making alliances or planning acquisitions while London has been distracted.
In attributing this taxonomy to the Hebrew king, however, he is making a claim for the chronological primacy of the scriptures.
Yet Washington's primacy was soon challenged.
