Sentence examples for will have precedence from inspiring English sources

The move by the council to lodge the petition will "have precedence over the HMRC action", over a tax bill of £166,000, and it is hoped this can prevent the club from being wound up on Monday.

When Soviet titles, such as Hero of the Soviet Union or Hero of Socialist Labour are worn together with the medal of the Russian title, the latter will have precedence.

Where more than one name for a gene exists because more than one author has published a name for the gene, the author with the first publication will have precedence.

The statement also criticizes the doctrine for failing to recognize the will of God: God's will should have precedence over the will of man, including their desires for wealth, and Christians should "recognize the sovereignty of God".

The library has several time-sensitive projects moving forward in 2015, and at times other projects will have to take precedence.

Efforts to push for such a road map "will raise national security issues which will have to take precedence over politics as happened after the March 29 , 2008 elections in the run-up to the presidential runoff election".

These are valid concerns and have precedence.

Thus, these types of longevity experiments have precedence.

We have precedence for such art from the Renaissance on.

Wives of all of the aforementioned have precedence corresponding to their husbands', unless otherwise entitled to a higher precedence, for instance by virtue of holding a certain office.

To maintain and expand the quiet zones, which the City Council created in the 1970s and were grandfathered into law when federal regulations took precedence, Montclair will have to build new quad gates, which block both sides of the road, or dividers, Mr. Zief said.