Sentence examples for should have primacy from inspiring English sources

JUSTICE, an independent all-party legal and human rights organisation, described the SCPOs as a "dangerous departure from the principle that the criminal justice system should have primacy in controlling criminal behaviour".

Despite the central ethos dating to the country's founding and real expression after a bloody civil war and the postwar constitutional amendments, Republicans seem to reject the premise that no religion should have primacy over another and no race or ethnicity should have a preferred position.

This strategy is related to the assumption that intentional relations whose relata are concrete particulars should have primacy over intentional relations whose relata are not (see section 6).

Within the UK stroke population, there are also clear indicators why the cultural appropriateness of any intervention should have primacy.

The force should have maintained primacy for it, and has previously apologised to the family for those errors.

According to Amy Gutmann, President of the University of Pennsylvania, civic education is the most important subject talk in America schools and should have "moral primacy over other purposes of public education in a democratic society".

Those charges have primacy under international law.

"The constituents have primacy," said Beverly Sills, chairwoman of Lincoln Center.

"The civilian police have primacy in this matter and we understand that the investigation is ongoing.

Moral intuitions have primacy, Haidt argues, but they are not dictators.

A strong supporter of "multipolarity", he no longer feels Russian relations with Washington have primacy.