Professors who are awarded such contracts receive precedence in promotions and raises.
Historical justice and the need to preserve the peace came into conflict, with the latter receiving precedence until the 2008 Law of Historical Memory reversed the trend (see Tremlett 2006).
The World Health Organization Strategic Advisory Group of Experts, the European Union Health Security Committee and the Early Warning and Response system, and the United States Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, have all stated that pregnant women should receive precedence in receiving the 2009 H1N1 vaccine [11], [12], [13], [14].
Patients who are waiting for more than one organ transplant (e.g. kidney-pancreas transplant) were deemed "critical" and the participants felt they should receive precedence over those waiting for a single organ.
Brandon Friedman, who served tours in Iraq and Afghanistan said"Since 2001, I've seen a lot of detachment of senior leaders from troops on the line, but DoD's tone-deaf response to the criticism it has received over precedence of the [new medal] takes it to a new level".
These are valid concerns and have precedence.
(In this case, the receiving line takes precedence over photo sessions).
Moreover, this approach poses a new video methodology in which meanings take precedence over what is aesthetically received.
A negative TV rant against Popeye by a forgotten nobody of a reviewer takes precedence over the glowing critical notices the director received for other films; it's as if Mann is trying to reframe Altman as even more of an outcast than he really was.
Mottram has stated they would like to market a sequel based on the highly positive feedback they had received; however, with other Zoë Mode projects such as SingStar and Play taking precedence, he does not know when this could be.
