Sentence examples for priority of expression from inspiring English sources

Functionally important genes tend to be placed in the origin-proximal region so that they get priority of expression.

Speaking from London, Rushdie called the whole affair "fantastically fishy" and blamed the ruling Congress Party and other officials for bowing to electoral priorities and ignoring the priorities of freedom of expression.

Accusations of American cultural imperialism merely inspired Valenti to deliver lectures on the priority of freedom of expression.

A statutory amendment which gave actual priority to freedom of expression in certain situations would be incompatible with Convention rights and would be likely to constitute a violation of Article 8 when applied in specific cases.

Unlike the position in the US, where by enshrining the protection of free expression in the constitution and not doing the same for privacy (except against government), the framers appear to have settled that freedom of expression does take priority, under English common law and Strasbourg jurisprudence neither of those two conflicting rights has priority over the other.

He speaks in this fashion only because of the difficulty of expressing causal priority without expressions that imply temporal priority.

When I was appointed General Rapporteur for the Rights of LGBT People of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe, I had no hesitation in choosing the protection of freedom of expression as the top priority of my mandate.

(Freedom of expression isn't exactly a priority for Putin, either).

In this example, the well-known minimum slack (MS) rule [119] is represented in the form of expression tree, i.e. a priority function.

The priorities for the region are illiteracy, poverty, democracy and freedom of expression.

From the beginning of his work, Hamann championed the priority which expression and communication, passion and symbol possess over abstraction, analysis and logic in matters of language.