Sentences with phrase «precedence if»

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They don't worry so much about square corners, neat piles and getting everything done exactly on time and to a T — they're focused on paying attention to what's most important for the business in the moment and that always taking precedence even if other tasks get left undone.

If it helps, think precedence: Anything that takes precedence is more important and therefore comes first.

If your marketplace deals specifically with customers who are very clear about what they want, search takes precedence over categorisation.

If one lets the no - inherent - free - will interpretation of the less than 0.5 % of the Scriptures set the precedence on what the word of God says about man's free will, then a person is forced to do some absurd reasoning / interpretation of the majority of scriptures that imply that man has the inherent ability to accept / believe or reject God's call / drawing, commands, instructions, promises and gifts.

Oo if that's true with them not doing things out of ignorance but knowing and going ahead willingly, is there a precedence with how to engage with that?

If it came down to a court case, there's tons of precedence in her favor.

Furthermore, even if we assume, as Arthur does, that a Federalist regime ought to commit itself morally to a defense of individual rights, why does the right to choose take precedence over the right to life of the unborn?

If your issue is the «supremacy» of the papacy, Constantine defined the original order of precedence of the Patriarchates as Rome, Alexandria and Antioch, long before Justinian I established the Pentarchy.

We can only succeed at living faithfully if this takes precedence over all of our other goals.

The problems of sustaining the world community must take precedence over local and nationalistic interests if we are to survive at all.

They often include provisions about religious practices for the couple and for any children who may arrive; whether or not they plan to have children; what they will do in the case of a pregnancy not wanted by one or the other; what will happen if the couple decides to separate; what the financial arrangements will be in such a case; what provision will be made for the children; how in - laws, relatives, and friends will be included in the relationship; what sexual practices will be followed; under what circumstances the couple will move from one home to another; whose job will take precedence; and what kinds of freedom each partner is to have.

Often it almost seems as if Whitehead gives precedence to prehension over [actual] entity, as when he drops the remark that a prehension could be taken for a [complete] actuality even though it ultimately makes up only an aspect of the [actual] entity [248] as a subordinate element of its totality.

If the political wing pardoned her it would not set a precedence.

If the financial aspect of his next deal takes precedence, then he will surely be leaving Florence.

not fan of woodley vs diaz, diaz is a lightweight and im sure if he given top money he will be motivated as f*ck and could really put on most of the division, including Tony Fergusen himself... but Woodley would just come for a W and nate is a entertainment big show fighter not point scoring round winning fights, so I do nt like this fight myself but do nt pretend this strategi has to precedence

If that is to taken into account, the games of the big five — Arsenal, Man U, Man C, Liverpool and Chelsea have to be given precedence.

They also state several times that hunger takes precedence over the clock (so if your baby shows signs of hunger earlier than 2.5 hours, you should feed them!).

If mother and / or baby are not healthy, then those needs take precedence,» she says.

And if one of you (hello, Mom) is getting up more than the other, then what makes that parent most comfortable should take precedence.

«Ex post facto» is a phrase that seems like there might be some relationship, but I'm not too brushed up on my political Latin, or sentencing decisions to know if there is a precedence in place for something like this.

If Brooklyn, Queens or the Bronx gets the Speakership, then they lose out on other goodies, such as patronage positions, top committee chairs, precedence in capital allocations, etc..

So, if I understood correctly, there is no clear precedence between medical care obligations and religious based decisions.

There are no constitutional reasons why a minority Tory government should take precedence over a «rainbow coalition» of Labour, the Lib Dems and the nationalists, but Labour figures fear they will lose all public support if they are seen to cling to power too long.

Miner pointed to the recently opened Dunkin' Donuts on North Salina Street as an example of what can be accomplished if good planning takes precedence over political influence.

Steve: I was going to ask you if there were [was] precedence without the research materials but you basically covered that with the genome project.

If any communication be not ready at the assigned time, it shall be dropped to the bottom of the list, and shall not be entitled to take precedence of any subsequent communications.

If sperm are unable to enter already - occupied SSTs (after a certain time interval), this may provide an explanation for the apparent precedence of first - male sperm that we observed in most regions of the UVJ.

Moving to a specific locale in search of the right man feels as if the quest for a mate takes precedence over other aspects of life.

If you're honest with yourself, you may conclude that there are many more tasks taking precedence over your dating life.

How to cope with dating if your profession has the upper hand, taking precedence over any sort of life at all outside of work.

All of that is quite a ways off at this point (if it ever happens) with this first film taking precedence.

Graphics took such a precedence over gameplay that playing through any part of the game was akin to being lead by a leash; I was allowed some freedom, but if I really strayed, I was snapped back to path by the designers» invisible, yet heavy hand.

Make sure you have an agreement with the hub that school activities take precedence, eg if there is a clash of concert dates.

How will students taking the Redesigned exam really know what sort of scores to shoot for if there is no precedence established?

However, some education experts and community leaders are questioning if Kayser's plan is necessary or even realistic for a school district with declining enrollment and a host of other problems that might take precedence over re-hiring, such as giving struggling students more instructional time and paying teachers for extra days.

(b) If a student is determined to be both gifted and eligible for special education, the procedures in Chapter 14 and 342 shall take precedence.

You'd need to be sold on the Citroen's styling and image to choose it over more driver - orientated choices from Mini and Ford, given its pricing - # 18,880 is a fair chunk more than you'd pay for a Fiesta ST (# 17,250) or even a MINI Cooper S (# 18,655), both cars that offer more if driving and performance take precedence over style.

If tomnexus would care to write up his comment as an answer, his should be given precedence over mine.

If pure driving excitement takes precedence over straight - line performance, the rear - drive Subaru BRZ or Scion FR - S are worth a closer look.

But, if reading system vendors don't accept that they need to follow the CSS spec's basic rules on the cascade order, where the author declarations take precedence over both user agent and user normal declarations, then, in the immortal words of one of the marines in Aliens, it's: «Game over, man.

A precedence that makes us authors look like we're a bit insane, overly sensitive, and a bit whiny, if you ask me.

As prescient BookPage contributor Stephenie Harrison says in her review, «Given past precedence, it wouldn't be surprising if The Heights one day graces a theater near you, but this is definitely one book you'll want to read before seeing the movie.»

If a word matches on more than one definition each term is listed at the top in order of the length of content, with person entries taking precedence over all others.

Two things to keep in mind: First, the later class will take precedence, so if I added a class attribute with the values red and blue, the text would display as blue, since the blue class came last.

For instance, if you want to take out a home equity loan to cover your tax bill, the lender will only give you the loan if that lien takes precedence over the IRS lien.

There's no use trying to get free travel if you're not going to travel frequently, or have other priorities that take precedence over this goal.

If you have less than 10 years of creditable service or no eligible survivor, any contributions remaining in the retirement fund are paid in a lump sum (with interest) to your designated beneficiary or an individual in order of precedence as set by law.

If an overweight cat develops medical signs of arthritis, weight reduction becomes a precedence.

If you have set an «out of crate precedence,» you may have to ignore whining and barking for a while — until it goes away — but you'll be glad you did.

The language of this bill and the precedence it sets aims to mandate that South Carolinians either get their pet's medical services from a private clinic, if they earn more than $ 12,000 a year, or their pet goes without care if they do not have the funds readily available.