Sentence examples for which took precedence from inspiring English sources

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.

Asked which took precedence, his deal to pass the ABCC or threat to block it if the government caved to Xenophon, Leyonhjelm told Guardian Australia on Monday: "I'm assured there is no deal on water – just continuation of the plan".

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.

He used Gmelin's 1788 name, which took precedence by virtue of its age over Vigors and Horsfield's description.

Ammunition and motor fuel, which took precedence over all other types of supply, continued to arrive at the front, though in smaller amounts than before.

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

Which takes precedence, the science or the fiction?

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.