Sentence examples for were given precedence from inspiring English sources

The title of grandee, abolished under Joseph Bonaparte, was revived in 1834, when, by the Estatuto real, grandees were given precedence in the chamber of peers.

In his first eight months, President Nixon, through the use of all these techniques, had established what amounted almost to a new form of rule, in which images were given precedence over substance in every phase of government.

If results of different databases conflicted, then Swiss-prot database results were given precedence.

Participants' availability to do outreach was limited by their other priorities, which were given precedence.

Thus, Bossi and Lehner PPI data were given precedence over all other PPI data sources.

Those energy carriers that could be most effectively influenced by the appropriate strategy were given precedence.

And this happens simply because the kafala is given precedence over the [national and international] labour law".

At the sprawling Bihar School, yoga is a lifestyle not a practice, and karma yoga is given precedence over asana.

The drastic separation of families, so that women could be given precedence, gave him grounds to suspect that there were too few lifeboats.

"So whilst I have been invited to be there, my commitment to undertake a forum on domestic violence has had to be given precedence to".

Big, bold sustainability commitments might grab headlines, but is it more effective to first foster an internal environment where sustainability is given precedence?