Sentence examples for primacy when from inspiring English sources
He said that the law puts the "short-term interests of shareholders in a position of primacy when it comes to running the firm".
In the original ruling in the Michigan case, in May 2001, Judge Robert H. Cleland of Federal District Court in Detroit held that the Constitution's supremacy clause, which gives federal law primacy when it conflicts with state law, did not apply "when Congress enacts a program such as Medicaid pursuant to the spending power".
Overturning never-submitted rules seems to artificially succumb to agency primacy when nothing has taken effect in the first place.
The strategy reinforces TV's primacy when it comes to mega-events such as the Super Bowl.
During William II's reign Thomas once more became involved in the dispute with Canterbury over the primacy when he refused to consecrate the new Archbishop of Canterbury, Anselm, if Anselm was named the Primate of England in the consecration service.
Instead, he suggested, it referred to the institution of the Malay monarchs, who had once been the "masters", but gave up their primacy when the Federal Constitution was adopted at independence.
For one thing, Afric' Music no longer enjoys the primacy it had when it opened, in 1976.
It is always aware of the primacy of man when man's given even half a chance.
Nor, for that matter, has Bush tried to skirt Congress's primacy in deciding when the use of force is appropriate.
Even during the cold war American and Soviet astronauts worked together.Let the dragon inWhy should China be satisfied with a bit more engagement when primacy is what it seeks?
While the city's political primacy was lost when the capital was moved to the interior, Alexandria remained an important centre of naval operations, maritime commerce, and craft production.
