| The Draft Resolution does not exclude further development of the Community Patent, nor does it give precedence to EPLA over a Community Patent. |
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| She began to dodge the limelight in 2007, to give precedence to Xi's political career. |
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| Who wouldn't stand aside, to give precedence to the luckless creator of so many worthy women? |
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| Captain Vostrikov's dilemma is whether to give precedence to his orders from the Kremlin or the lives of his men. |
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| She said some of the men had been put below to give precedence to women and children. |
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| Mr. Grannis said his proposal contained a provision that would give precedence to federal law, if one were passed. |
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| I do not share the view that we should give precedence to subjects such as mathematics, geography and foreign languages rather than sport. |
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| Are we really prepared to give precedence to human rights over economic and strategic interests? |
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| However, the procedure takes more than six months despite attempts to give precedence to children. |
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| It is this independence that allows it to give precedence to the public interest and the social and cultural objectives of the Act. |
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| Neo-liberal policies have gradually been imposed on a global scale in a bid to give precedence to the repayment of creditors. |
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| It should be noted that the Senate is currently debating a bill which would give precedence to the Convention over domestic law. |
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| Any reaction must be expressed peacefully and constructively and must give precedence to seeking collective, lasting solutions. |
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| The Chairperson shall give precedence to those wishing to raise a point of order or a preliminary matter. |
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| If these amendments were to pass, their effect would be to give precedence to the Charter of the French Language within Quebec, and the three acts in question would therefore be subject to that charter. |
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| He also urges the United Nations to attach priority to the defence of justice in its analysis of institutional matters and to give precedence to the justice sector in its support and technical cooperation activities. |
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| Initially, the Commission had only intended, through that article, to give precedence to special treaty provisions, such as those contained in investment protection treaties, over the draft articles. |
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| They are inclined to favour a more systemic role that would give precedence to measures designed to meet the challenge that NICT proliferation poses to privacy. |
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| The provincial eisteddfodau, with their reliance on upper-class patronage, tended to give precedence to English, but the smaller ones were conducted entirely in Welsh. |
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