Sentence examples for that the primacy from inspiring English sources
My problem comes from the idea that the United Nations, or indeed anything involving politicians, is going to achieve anything like that. the primacy of politics – which is responsible for the common good – over the economy and finance.
Lévinas holds that the primacy of ethics over ontology is justified by the "face of the Other".
The sexual instincts pass through a complicated course of development, and it is only at the end of it that the "primacy of the genital zone" is attained.
When I suggest that the primacy of family might be an Italian thing, too, he says: 'I don't know where that comes from.
It was after this that Howells, in the late eighteen-eighties, decided to pack up and move to New York City, a clear declaration that the primacy of one cultural capital had passed and another's had begun.
It is a mistaken belief that sexuality coincides with "genitality". The sexual instincts pass through a complicated course of development, and it is only at the end of it that the "primacy of the genital zone" is attained.
Let's call them production-and-distribution companies (PADs) and be done with the fiction that the modern studios have any primacy, other than the primacy that comes from historical nostalgia, in the filmmaking process.
Indeed, the EMH long ago produced its doppelgänger: economic determinism, that is, the primacy of processes that optimize economic efficiency (including free trade).
That decision, considered his finest moment by many journalists and historians, led to a landmark Supreme Court ruling that affirmed the primacy of a free press over government's desire to preserve secrecy.
A planned follow-up will consider the history of Chinese computing — another example of an information technology that presumes the primacy of the Latin alphabet.
After the ceremony, the pope addressed another diplomatic issue roiling the Vatican, defending a recent document that upheld the primacy of the Catholic Church as a road to salvation.
