Sentence examples for superior priority from inspiring English sources

If not, a job is dispatched only if it has a superior priority than the currently executing job.

Although local governments face a number of superiors, their priorities are mainly concentrated in three principals: the party committee, government, and functional bureaus.

In this procedure, the superior chromosomes are given priority in mating, but average entities have chance of being selected too.

Moreover, if the fungi establish before the larvae they appear to become competitively superior over the insects (priority effect).

MacArthur seriously questioned his superiors' decision to give priority to the European war over the Pacific conflict and to the Central Pacific Theater over his Southwest Pacific area.

More importantly, this would be all the more reason to endeavour to get more women into senior positions in philosophy, since there is no reason to suppose the traditional priorities are superior.

Technology transfer in the field of pro-poor water engineering has too often been seen as one-way (north to south), with industrialised nations exporting their supposedly superior technologies and organisational priorities to the 'grateful poor' in the under-developed world.

The preposition before in the first chapter of Colossians apparently refers to both his temporal priority and his superior dignity.

The ethical principles in business relationships could have more priority over achieving superior economic performance for some responsible corporations (Singh and Del Bosque 2008).

We find that a strategy focusing on rapid placement in the regular labor market is superior to alternative strategies giving higher priority to vocational training or sheltered employment.

Consequently, the need for identifying superior enzymes continues to be a priority, and perhaps no enzyme class is as valuable to this end goal as are the cellobiohydrolases.