Sentence examples for upon the primacy from inspiring English sources

As we have seen, Aristotle insists upon the primacy of primary substance in his Categories.

Admittedly, it is hard to recognize these late texts which drop the strategy of beginning with an analysis of the self, along with the strong emphasis upon the "primacy of the practical," and which include unembarrassed references to an apparently transcendent "absolute" ("Being," "Absolute Being," "God")—as the work of the same author who wrote the Foundations of the Entire Wissenschaftslehre.

It's not an America that Michelle Obama inhabits, but neither do she and her husband deny it's existence — or insist upon the primacy of their America.

Real or fictitious kinship bonds united adjacent families of herdsmen into tribes; and tribal confederations, built upon ceremonial recognition of the primacy of a high king, were constructed and confirmed at such periodic assemblages.

This paper considers the implications of the primacy placed upon economic responsibilities, particularly in the context of business education and the direction of CSR discourse and research.

The Donation is the account of Constantine's purported conferring upon Pope Sylvester I (reigned 314 335) of the primacy of the West, including the imperial symbols of rulership.

This approach must be based upon more locally relevant issues and formally recognise the primacy of the other in relation to the self.

Risk factor epidemiology has proved successful in formally integrating multifactorial causation and at the same time fostering the primacy of individual decision autonomy, which constitutes health as an issue to act upon individually [ 57].

From the beginning, Dorn's sense of the primacy of landscape and geography, along with the depredations visited upon it by the state and unrestrained capital, informs the poetry, directly or indirectly.

Sleeping away from the primacy.

Basic to the claim of primacy is the Petrine theory, according to which Christ promised the primacy to Peter alone and, after the Resurrection, actually conferred that role upon him (John 1 42 and 21 15 ff. and, especially, Matthew 16:18 ff).