Sentence examples for the primacy given from inspiring English sources
Its role in keeping the peace, the prevention and detection of crime and upholding the rule of law has been distorted by the primacy given to the colla tion of intelligence by special branch.
Ibrahim Saif, an economist and resident scholar with the Carnegie Middle East Center, said, "For Jordan, the business interest definitely took the primacy given the difficult economic situation" there.
To ensure their sustainability in an open and highly competitive environment, Tunisian banks are required to invest more in new technologies, to rely on highly qualified staff and to revise the primacy given to credit and deposit activities.
An important finding from this case study is that central to increased discussions on the need for NTD control is the primacy given to basic and translational research into new drugs and technological development.
Examples are the barriers to access of services for patients with COPD and heart failure, or the primacy given to disease status in the case of cancer influencing the perception and management of symptoms.
His cut-price bus and underground fares scheme of 1981 brought an additional half-a-million people to public transport and was the first blow against the destructive primacy given to private motoring.
Inheritance is patrilineal with primacy given to the husband, his family and male children, and men have authority over children.
The primacy once given to it has been further confused by the vogue for multiculturalism and group rights.
That Amis can present "mortality" and "suffering" as "motifs," rather than subjects, is the surest sign of the primacy he gives to style over matter.
But equally important, Callow said, is the primacy Dickens gave to the childhood years: "Dickens's own childhood was the source of so much of his work, and from 'Oliver Twist' on, he placed children — especially damaged or oppressed ones — right at the center of his account of life".
Uncovering the ontological foundations of aesthetic experience does not undermine the primacy Gadamer gives to art's immediate address.
