Sentence examples for the issue of primacy from inspiring English sources

Thurstan was eventually consecrated at Rheims by Pope Calixtus II in May 1119, although the issue of primacy remained unresolved.

The case of the Flint water crisis is a perfect example of the issues of primacy.

Luther's debate with Eck was more lively, as Eck, a skillful debater, repeatedly sought to show that Luther's position on the issue of papal primacy was identical to that of Jan Hus, the Bohemian theologian who was condemned for heresy at the Council of Constance (1414 18).

In "Streetlamps" Shaughnessy prepares a hip, ironic metaphysics: And here we are again: no cake without breaking eggs, unless it's a vegan cake in which there are never any eggs only the issue, the question, the primacy of eggs, which remains even in animal-free foods, eaten by animal-free humans in an inhumane world.

The analysis of primacy is the Cox model.

The churches split during the "great schism" of 1054 and have remained estranged over a host of issues, including the primacy of the pope and Russian Orthodox accusations that the Catholic church is poaching converts in Russia.

Recently, Luca Ricolfi, sociologist at the University of Turin, wrote an editorial in the La Stampa newspaper that was critical of the current Renzi government, titled "Who will suffer the consequences of the primacy of politics": "The issue brought up by Orbán about the dysfunction of our democracies is not so politically incorrect," he said.

The King eventually persuaded Thomas to submit, but Thomas and Lanfranc continued to clash over ecclesiastical issues, including the primacy of Canterbury, which dioceses belonged to the province of York, and the question of how York's obedience to Canterbury would be expressed.

Increasing public engagement with the issue – as well as an increasing recognition of the primacy of personal autonomy that continues to dominate both ethics and law– have also led to initiatives to change the law in the United States.

He was incensed at the dishonesty, the bare primacy of politics over policy, the use of appeals to raw emotion to stifle any serious discussion of a critically important policy issue.

This epistemological primacy of knowledge of what we grasp by our senses is the basis for the primacy of the sensible in our language.