As your ruling planet, Jupiter, just took up residence at the root of your chart, all matters relating to home (and its enlargement) and family (and the mutual support it offers) take precedence for the next six months.
In the letter, obtained by The New York Times, Mr. Mecham wrote, "Concerns for the need for privacy appear to have, at least temporarily, taken precedence, for the most part because of widespread misunderstanding and, indeed, worry among judges".
CERN usually shuts down its particle accelerators in the winter to save on exorbitant European electrical costs, but the laboratory's managers have decided that doing physics should take precedence for now.
Levinson (1983: 146ff) himself recognized that the togetherness implicature could not be explained in terms of Quantity, and suggested that a Principle of Informativeness took precedence for some unknown reason.
Other projects took precedence for years, but Jackson ended up recording the song for his Dangerous album, in memory of White.
Regardless, the type locality of P. pygmaeus has not been established beyond doubts, and may be from the population currently listed as P. wurmbii (in which case P. wurmbii would be a junior synonym of P. pygmaeus, while one of the names currently considered a junior synonym of P. pygmaeus would take precedence for the northwest Bornean taxon).
Perhaps the most surprising aspect of this musical -- in which Giorgio's who-to-love dilemma is a spin on Bobby's in Company -- is that it registers as the only one in Sondheim's canon where the melodies cumulatively take precedence for spectators over his lyrics.
This group also outlined a scale from Priority 1 (maximum benefit expected) to Priority 4 (little or no benefit expected) for determining which patients should take precedence for ICU admission [ 32].
Know that their concern for production takes precedence over concern for people.
Yesterday, Finance Minister Joe Oliver unveiled a 2015 to 2016 financial blueprint in which honoring a commitment to balance the budget takes precedence over immediate goodies for science.
