Sentence examples for which takes priority from inspiring English sources
But there are times when a member of the High Court must decide which takes priority.
But during an interview with the Irish national broadcaster RTE, Mr. Lenihan said the state was leery of scaring markets by defaulting on Anglo's senior debt, which takes priority over other creditors for repayment in the event of a bankruptcy.
Where there are any differences, the provisions of the Universal Copyright Convention are to prevail except as regards the Berne Convention, which takes priority over the UCC, and conventions or arrangements between two or more American republics.
"Conservative sections of the community will go as far as hiring a bounty hunter as they have a shared value system which takes priority, along with patriarchal structures and religious value systems," explains Hannana Siddiqui, an SBS spokeswoman.
But there is one piece of equipment which takes priority over every other, and if it stops working the inquiry is thrown into chaos.
This was a direct reflection of the tri-partite structure of AVSAG failing at the heat of the crisis, and GeoNet carrying out two roles: 1) as the monitoring arm within AVSAG, and 2) being mandated to be the main information provider to government, the latter of which took priority.
Women were advised to be attentive to significant and sustained reductions in normal fetal activity, which took priority over any formal DFM limit.
Possible explanations for this observation are: (i) miR-621 exhibits very high pre-miRNA levels and therefore elevated Exportin-5 indeed facilitated its export to the cytoplasm promoting its maturation; (ii) this miRNA exhibits unique affinity to Exportin-5 which takes first priority in export over the other miRNAs; (iii) the half-life of the mature miRNA is longer for miR-621.
Bankruptcy law is fuzzy as to which group takes priority.
"Yes, it's a joke and, yes, we put serious effort into it but we've no idea which one takes priority".
