Sentence examples for right to primacy from inspiring English sources

In June a High Court judge found that from April 2012 Sisu refused to pay the rent it legally owed at the Ricoh, "quite deliberately to distress ACL's financial position" so they could buy a share in the arena on the cheap although it could now potentially strike a ground-share deal with Wasps, with the football club currently holding the right to primacy of fixtures.

They amended the Constitution with the Bill of Rights to assure primacy of the individual over any central authority.

To be clear, the emerging global right to health norm asserts the primacy of the state as the key duty bearer, charged with realising rights on its territory, but adds what lawyers term the transnational or extraterritorial dimension, the obligations of the international community to ensure that health rights do not remain the privilege of a minority of the world's population [ 5].

WHO research has found that litigation to establish access to essential medicines as an actionable human right can succeed, mainly in situations where constitutional provisions entrench the right to health and/or acknowledge the primacy of international human rights agreements with respect to domestic policies and legislation [ 101].

The next CPC should re-affirm the primacy of the right to survival as an over-arching goal within which the contributions of each sector and programme can be defined in a logical and inter-active manner.

The meaning of "Ulysses" was always bound up with buying it, owning it, and showing it off, actions that assert the primacy of pleasure — the moral right to experience it — over sanctimony.

This would ultimately reassert the primacy of clinical decision making over an individual's right to give consent, an approach comprehensively criticised in the case of Montgomery as "paternalistic".

"But we took the rivalry even more seriously, because we saw it as determining bragging rights to importance on campus, to primacy".

It consists of 27 brief and pointed declarations that extol papal primacy and even includes the radical claim that the pope had the right to depose emperors.

The founders' concerns help explain why another section of the First Amendment -- the one protecting the right to freely exercise any religion -- also stands as a barrier against official attempts to give primacy to one religion over another.

As befitted the leader of the C of E, Welby insisted on the primacy of his church's position in the nation's past and its future – and its absolute right to have its say in an increasingly secular society.