Examples of 'taken precedence' in a sentence
Meaning of "taken precedence"
taken precedence: When something is given greater importance or priority over other matters
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taken precedence
And that had taken precedence over everything.
Economic problems had once again taken precedence.
They have always taken precedence over everything else.
That the English has always taken precedence.
Sales volumes have taken precedence over proper investment advice.
Real Life and others things have taken precedence.
Convention has taken precedence over truth and we are the more impoverished for it.
Smartphones have taken precedence.
The need to invest in prevention and essential services has, in the past, taken precedence.
The moral law has always taken precedence of the ceremonial.
Business and Technical requirements always have taken precedence.
Local political interests have taken precedence over the respecting of human rights.
In the knowledge age, intellectual abilities have taken precedence.
Household duties and farming have taken precedence over my passion for sports.
According to him, the eligibility list should have taken precedence.
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The use of smartphone has taken precedence over the use of classic web.
At other times, my family and my health have taken precedence.
The most stable molecules have taken precedence over other unstable limited lifespan.
During that time, motorcycle and bicycle manufacture had taken precedence.
The need for urgent action has often taken precedence over compliance with these two principles.
The effects of global warming and environmental conscientiousness have taken precedence here at Can-Am.
EU regulatory power has taken precedence over its redistributive powers.
In a world where corruption reigns supreme, human greed has taken precedence over reason.
But concern has clearly taken precedence in Europe with the emergence of new political powers.
The question of freedom and security is reported to have taken precedence over personal interests.
Has realpolitik taken precedence over the need for justice?
It 's very clear which has taken precedence.
For me, nothing has ever taken precedence over being a mother and having a family and a home.
Nonetheless, peacekeeping operations have always taken precedence over prevention.
In this sector, social imperatives have taken precedence over considerations of mere financial profitability.
Instead, British participation in the multinational Europa launcher programme had gradually taken precedence.
Compassion for the sinner has taken precedence over repentance.
However, economic difficulties and the national question had taken precedence over women 's concerns.
This name has taken precedence over Roe's name.
Personally, I am delighted that the precautionary principle has taken precedence over free trade.
Belonging to Christ has not always taken precedence over belonging to human communities.
The classicism of La Fresnaye has definitely taken precedence over its temperate cubism.
Indeed the material seems to have taken precedence over the spiritual.
She said these economic interests have taken precedence over democratic values.
Short-term morale appears to have taken precedence over discipline.
Unfortunately, the prejudice has taken precedence over the pride.
For once, animal protection has taken precedence over the internal market.
Once again, political constraints have taken precedence over the concerns of statisticians.
Putting in another way, economic diplomacy has taken precedence over political differences.
In fact, the obsession with free trade has taken precedence over the goal of development.
More generally, across the continent, maximizing per diems has taken precedence over quality development.
Mr President, the economic factor has always taken precedence in the building of Europe.
Self-government processes in the Yukon have taken precedence across the region.
Since when have the affairs of state taken precedence over the affairs of God?
For the Chrétien government, cutting the deficit has taken precedence over other considerations.
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National laws gave precedence to international treaties
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That tends to take precedence over meatloaf
Examples of using Taken
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Measures had been taken to strengthen the judiciary
A taken male instantly becomes an unavailable male
I am sorry to have taken up all your time
