Sentence examples for would not primary from inspiring English sources

"Rob Simmons gave his word on multiple occasions that he would not primary if he lost the convention, and we take him at his word," said McMahon spokesman Ed Patru.

She said she had also notified Gov. John G. Rowland and his Democratic challenger, William E. Curry, that they would not face primary opponents.

The plans outlined by Mr. Osborne would not require primary legislation, meaning no vote in Parliament, the Department for Work and Pensions said Monday.

But if someone were to slip, say, on the steps at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, or the walkways of the New York Botanical Garden, or the entrance to the Brooklyn Museum, New York City would not have primary liability even though it owns the land.

Therefore, spectrum sensing [6, 7] is needed to ensure that secondary users would not interfere primary users.

It is not that most would not win primaries from the likely nut jobs that will be thrown up against them.

If the intention of the authors of the Constitution was to create a free and independent judiciary, wouldn't this primary loyalty to the executive branch disqualify her from serving on the Supreme Court?

"And it would not involve the primary anyway.

That decision would not require new primary legislation, he said.

She said that Mr. Obama would hold Mr. Romney to account for his statements, but that it would not be his primary thrust.

In another time or place, knowing the university's fight song would not be a primary qualification for a college football coach.