He joined the following year, although he remained a member of the Congress as well and stressed that League membership took second priority to the "greater national cause" of a free India.
Either way, Mr. Scott and Mr. Gowdy insist, their friendship will take first priority and will deepen from the experience of competing.
Anti-abortion activists cast it as a case where protecting the life of an unborn fetus should have taken first priority over all other considerations.
This indicates the order of signal discarding in the process of the constellation optimization: to avoid Pattern-II error takes first priority, then the error Pattern-III and finally error Pattern-I.
"In the final analysis," Buckley wrote, "the resistance to a corrupting demagogy should take first priority" for voters.
I guess growing up, becoming an adult, and life in general takes first priority and we almost forget what truly makes us happy.
Posing realistic, applicable, or useful measures doesn't seem to be taking first priority; instead, there's talking for talking's sake, and the publishing of words that seem to echo the fears of the French.
They would, if they were being fully honest, say that we are dealing with these countries on a case-by-case basis, and subject to the constraints of the facts that our "national security concerns" take first priority, and the fact that our ability to influence these countries varies, we are doing what we can to promote democracy and human rights in these countries.
Suppose that, from now on, we adopt the following policy with respect to democracy and human rights in Syria: "Subject to the fact that our national security concerns take first priority, and subject to the degree of influence we have in Syria, we will do what we can in Syria to promote democracy and human rights".
