Sentence examples for which takes precedence from inspiring English sources

Which takes precedence, the science or the fiction?

And if that's the case, which takes precedence?

Variable stars have their own nomenclature, which takes precedence over designations from more specialized catalogs.

Increasingly, EU law, which takes precedence over national law, is covering an ever-wider range of activities.

International law provides a variety of methods for settling disputes peacefully, none of which takes precedence over any other.

As for "Pay Caesar what is due to Caesar, and God what is due to God", no Jew would have been in doubt which takes precedence.

The rent, which took precedence over franchise fees to Magellan Health, escalated 5percentt annually.

Iraq commended the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya for being a party to most international and regional human rights instruments, which took precedence over its national legislation.

The two main elements in Noh acting were monomane, "an imitation of things," or the representational aspect, and yūgen, the symbolic aspect and spiritual core of the Noh, which took precedence and which became the touchstone of excellence in the Noh.

The talks centre on the idea of a part-nationalisation of the banking system through the injection of capital into the banks via preference shares, which take precedence over ordinary shares during a liquidation but do not give the holders any voting rights.

"Real Madrid reiterates once again its absolute commitment to the defence, protection and the correct and healthy development of minors, which take precedence over sporting interests and, as a consequence, confirms its total support of these Fifa regulations and the club's adherence to them".