Sentence examples for principles of priority from inspiring English sources

Solution of this narrow problem likewise did not require complete abrogation of the principles of priority and interstate judicial apportionment.

The decision "seems to challenge core principles of priority setting, funds allocation, and competition" at NIH, says Anthony Mazzaschi of the Association of American Medical Colleges in Washington, D.C.

Here, we recommend application of the principles of priority and stability, as laid down by G.G. Simpson in 1945, to discriminate among proposed names for high-level taxa.

The equitable apportionment which Nebraska seeks is based on the principle of priority of appropriation applied interstate.

One of the cornerstones of stability and recognition of intellectual contributions to scientific names is the principle of priority, which states that the first published name is the name to be used.

The Court of Appeals cannot write the principle of priority into the statute as an indirect result of its power to scrutinize legal errors in the first of an allowable series of administrative actions.

It should be noted, moreover, that that method of apportionment, though not strictly adhering to the principle of priority, gives it great weight and does not cause as great a distortion as might appear to be the case.

This phenomenon is in line with the operational principle of priority traffic management.

Thus A. crenata was rejected under the principle of priority, and is now regarded as a nomenclatural synonym of A. cuneatus.

The syntype for N. menagensis was collected by Lydekker in 1893 from the Philippine island of Tawi-Tawi, giving menagensis precedence over philippinus as the name of the species, under the Principle of Priority.

In 2007, teams led by G.P. Wilson and G.V.R. Prasad independently described this animal as Dakshina and Bharattherium respectively; as the latter name was published first, it is the correct name for this genus according to the Principle of Priority.