Sentence examples for was given primacy from inspiring English sources

The Government's insistence that the peers' vote against tax credit cuts has caused a constitutional "crisis" rests on its contention that, as the never knowingly understated Jacob Rees Mogg told MPs, "since 1407 the Commons was given primacy over financial matters".

The tradition of respecting autonomy and informed consent was given primacy in the following international ethics guidelines, including World Medical Associate's Declaration of Helsinki, the Belmont Report, and the International Ethical Guidelines for Biomedical Research Involving Human Subjects issued by Council for International Organizations of Medical Sciences CIOMSS).

The 6th Congress signified a move away from orthodox communism, with the Juche given primacy over Marxism Leninism; in foreign relations, an independent national policy was given primacy over proletarian internationalism.

The importance of link workers discussing individual cases with GPs, had not been seen as the critical component of liaison, but was given primacy in the revised model.

Bathrooms are given primacy at this old electricity plant on the banks of Nieuwe Maas river.

The need for secrecy is being given primacy above everything else.

Stroom, Rotterdam Bathrooms are given primacy at this old electricity plant on the banks of Nieuwe Maas river.

Fusion Maia, Danang Pampering is given primacy at Fusion Maia, where all-inclusive spa treatments come as part of the package.

In a country where short works are given primacy, it may seem a peculiar criticism to say that By George could benefit from another 100 pages.

"Gender issues have not been given primacy up until now, but this time around civil society has raised enough of a voice that it cannot be ignored," said Ms. Anand.

The French name cot is given primacy, even though it's a term now largely confined to the Loire Valley for a grape far better known around the world as malbec.