In late 2000, when the Wallabies travelled to France, sports newspaper L'Equipe described the team's overriding quality as "serenity", and developments off the field were equally even-tempered.
"At every stage of the selection process, quality is the overriding concern," emphasizes Drayton.
The overriding importance of variable food quality for population dynamics has been emphasized by [96] for small herbivores and by [97] for large herbivores.
Good access, safety and quality are the overriding aims of all health systems and such factors are crucial when considering the problem of infections resulting from childbirth.
This may be partly due to the choice of wealth indicator and of other variables in the model, and partly to household wealth not playing a big role in certain contexts, for example where wealth gradients are shallow, where services are free or where quality is the overriding concern [ 12, 71].
The timber quality produced will be the overriding commercial factor for the near future [ 18], and usually relates to the amount, color and durability of the heartwood [ 4].
The agency says that it works hard to combine quality customer service with the overriding requirements of security.
Quality, not quantity, became the overriding factor in determining which data to incorporate and guidelines were enhanced to help the Resource Navigators and Curators determine what type of data were suitable for inclusion in eagle-i.
It helps to have high-quality help, which is the overriding lesson of this N.B.A. season.
The overriding priority, he said, is to improve the quality of infrastructure — roads, railroads, power, education, health care and urban services.
