Sentence examples for will have primacy from inspiring English sources

The proposed constitution also states that European Union law will have primacy over that of member states.

The split between Mr Simicska and Mr Orban is rooted in the question of whether business or politics will have primacy in the Fidesz-dominated political order, according to Akos Balogh of Mandiner.hu, an independent conservative blog.

West Ham, who fought a bitter battle with Tottenham Hotspur for the stadium before the process had to be re-run due to legal challenges, will have "primacy" during the football season under the terms of their 99-year lease and UK Athletics is guaranteed 20 dates a year.

In addition, the court will be distinct from the national system and have primacy over South Sudan's courts.

Those charges have primacy under international law.

"The constituents have primacy," said Beverly Sills, chairwoman of Lincoln Center.

"As anchor tenant we have primacy of use during the football season and our contract gives us overriding priority to use the stadium, ensuring our fixtures and events are ring-fenced and will always take priority over all other events.

"The civilian police have primacy in this matter and we understand that the investigation is ongoing.

Moral intuitions have primacy, Haidt argues, but they are not dictators.

A strong supporter of "multipolarity", he no longer feels Russian relations with Washington have primacy.

The football club would also have "primacy over match fixtures", it added.