Danny's murder takes precedence over Derek confronting his former crew.
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For me, food always takes precedence over museums or monuments.
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It's when gaming takes precedence over health, hygiene, relationships, finances, etc.
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And keeping people and animals warm takes precedence over grain drying.
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And keeping people and animals warm takes precedence over grain drying.
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What puffs him up takes precedence over what drags us down.
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Even if fleeting, it takes precedence over what's best for your physiology or rules.
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Japan's Lotte Holdings said the Japanese-language release takes precedence over the Korean-language release.
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The Garter takes precedence over the Thistle which is worn as a sash, Vickers explains.
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Stef's desire to be the face of the event takes precedence over the bigger issues.
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It is an example of how "speed often takes precedence over truth," our writer says.
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Continuing around the space, the construction of human identity takes precedence over that of nations.
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Finally, we need to make it an overarching policy that security takes precedence over everything else.
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In fact, as Rhaegar's only living direct descendant, Jon technically takes precedence over Dany, Rhaegar's younger sister.
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This desperate measure would up-end a long convention in which government business takes precedence over backbenchers'.
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But they're silenced or scolded if they try, because other people's entertainment takes precedence over their pain.
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But culture often takes precedence over the law, with men owning and controlling most of the land.
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That is a window into Trump reality -- how he sees things takes precedence over what actually happened.
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The acetate is released into your bloodstream and takes precedence over the metabolism of protein, carbohydrate, and fat.
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Modi, however, has previously said that providing affordable healthcare to patients takes precedence over the interests of companies.
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As every student of French knows, the traditional rule is that "the masculine form takes precedence over the feminine".
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And so it grows increasingly difficult to tell which "story" (and which "Rosie") takes precedence over the other one.
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The U.N. health agency is classifying "gaming disorder" as when playing takes precedence over other daily activities and interests.
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Tigar's ruling takes precedence over Kelly's ruling because the California judge issued a nationwide block on the new asylum rule.
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"I don't understand why the special counsel's lane takes precedence over the land of the United States Congress" King responded.
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"I don't understand why the special counsel's lane takes precedence over the lane of the United States Congress," King said.
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I think the idea, the concept that we're working in, takes precedence over fun gameplay, depending on what it is.
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As a result, the all-action Lila, despite being grounded in her family's shoe shop, takes precedence over the introverted Lenù.
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In any event, White House aides said, promoting Mr. Obama's agenda takes precedence over catering to the political interests of Mrs.
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"The security pact takes precedence over the stability pact," he added, referring to the European Union's rules limiting member nations' deficits.
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It's important he knows there are limits to technology and that he takes precedence over my phone (most of the time).
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"I'm always going to tell the better version," said Mr. Alexie, allowing that, for him, storytelling takes precedence over full disclosure.
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Why do you think it can be such an addiction, so much so that it takes precedence over having a "normal life"?
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But, under this philosophy, the supremacy clause of the Constitution, which dictates that federal law takes precedence over state law, is irrelevant.
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The recordings of Eliot's poems try for transparency; lasting content takes precedence over any one reader at a single point in time.
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The goal is to create a place where community takes precedence over material amenities, and everyone lives in an environment of mutual support.
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Maintaining a vibrant but aging network takes precedence over expanding it, which partly explains why funding for the Second Avenue Subway has been elusive.
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"One is that the gaming behavior takes precedence over other activities to the extent that other activities are taken to the periphery," he said.
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As we've seen time and again, the vested interest in maintaining the thinnest veneers of moral authority takes precedence over the victims of such crimes.
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Does this mean that the right to view Palmyrene artifacts in foreign museums takes precedence over the rights of Syrians, of modern-day Palmyrenes themselves?
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Somehow, vouchsafing the innocence of white people takes precedence over holding them responsible or protecting those who will suffer as a result of their choices.
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Work often takes precedence over worship, social lives are prioritized over spiritual disciplines and most people save their Sunday-best clothing for Monday through Friday.
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Because climate change affects the whole world, I believe that it takes precedence over my second most important issue: health insurance for all in America.
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In the windows designed by Agnes Northrop, landscape takes precedence over figures, and spirituality is expressed more as Romantic nature worship than overtly Christian iconography.
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In the campus cases where there are lawsuits, Sessions contends the First Amendment takes precedence over stringent local rules — a logic he's extended in other areas.
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"He's putting the needs of his family first, which of course takes precedence over everything else in his life," a source close to West tells PEOPLE.
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They are Republicans who by and large have the same political considerations as other Republicans, and in DC party affiliation often takes precedence over everything else.
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"He's putting the needs of his family first, which of course takes precedence over everything else in his life," a source close to West told PEOPLE.
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Showing up for people we love, and also those we don't especially love but share a life with, often takes precedence over doing whatever we want.
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Morally as well as practically, limiting this unfit, amoral, unsteady man's time in the presidency takes precedence over any small cluster of sentences written centuries ago.
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They will argue that their religious freedom takes precedence over the right of mountain-bombing masses to experience the deep powder for which the area is famed.
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A theocrat who believes his interpretation of scripture takes precedence over any court or law, Mr Moore is known for his several losing clashes with federal authority.
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The DOJ said the laws are invalid because they violate the Supremacy Clause of the Constitution, which establishes that federal law generally takes precedence over state laws.
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In his opinion, "the criminal inquiry takes precedence" over the congressional probes, referring to the one now put in place by the Department of Justice's special counsel.
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Since that action takes precedence over any other personal claims against Jia, Vizio has asked the court to enforce judgement only against LeEco and its holding companies.
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Being right takes precedence over literally everything else, including keeping the focus (his, the media's and the country's) on the Americans currently being threatened by a natural disaster.
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The Commission - the guardian of EU law, which takes precedence over national law - said it had warned Warsaw several times that the new law infringed on judicial independence.
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It's a mix of both show and book canon, so for the purposes of this story, we are going to assume that show canon takes precedence over book canon.
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He is waiting for a judge to decide whether a House subpoena takes precedence over a White House request not to testify in the case of a former deputy.
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The directive from Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross tells the National Marine Fisheries Service to make clear that protecting life and property "takes precedence" over other water use agreements in California.
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"The protection of life and property takes precedence over any current agreements regarding the use of water in the areas of California affected by wildfires," Ross said in a statement.
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In a case last year involving Achmea, a Dutch health-care company, and Slovakia the European Court of Justice (ECJ) ruled that EU law takes precedence over the Dutch-Slovak BIT.
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"There are some in Japan who think the security relationship with the United States takes precedence over Japan's economic issues," said Kiyoyuki Seguchi, research director at the Canon Institute for Global Studies.
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In June, the Department of the Navy updated its administrative separation policy to ensure a diagnosed mental health condition takes precedence over misconduct when a sailor or Marine is being involuntarily separated.
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The party's takeover of the House on Thursday coincides with Day 13 of a partial government shutdown of nine cabinet-level departments, a crisis that takes precedence over every other legislative priority.
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"The conception of cemeteries as space-wasting activity takes precedence over the idea of cemeteries as sites of leisurely activity," said Lily Kong, a geographer previously at the National University of Singapore.
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Simply being together, whether it's to read, have a device-free dinner, or talk about an issue recharges you and sends your kids the message that family time takes precedence over everything else.
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"Today, I was told that the discomfort of a middle aged man who seemingly can't keep his eyes off of a sixteen year old's rear end takes precedence over my education," she wrote.
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A no-confidence motion takes precedence over other parliamentary business, but the speaker of the lower house, who is drawn from the B.J.P., denied the opposition lawmakers their motion for over a month.
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Once you're a traded social media stock, then you have one responsibility that takes precedence over literally everything else, and that responsibility is delivering white-hot, unending, greasy-fast growth metrics in every quarter.
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It isn't exactly a huge holiday by any stretch, but it's mere existence made us wonder — as spirituality takes precedence over religion and "nones" become a norm, how common is it for Americans to pray?
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And this new false god takes precedence over the safety and the health and the well-being of we the American people and the people of the world and the planet on which we live.
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In an age when amassing "likes" often takes precedence over reflecting on what is true and what is not, we need to keep in mind how others' lives are affected by the tales we tell.
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"And this new false god takes precedence over the safety and the health and the well-being of we the American people and the people of the world and the planet on which we live."
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An informal 180-day FCC "shot clock" is set to expire on Friday, but the agency says on its website that ensuring any deal is in the public interest takes precedence over the informal timeline.
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No one ever asks for that, maybe because it feels prudent to not enrage the many people who own guns, but the right to not get shot takes precedence over the right to bear arms.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The Modernist grid is, arguably, a perfect symbol of the industrialized world — where efficiency takes precedence over the imprecations of humanity — as well as a diagrammatic expression of male supremacy.
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" Of how West was supporting his wife and kids, a source close to the rapper told PEOPLE, "He's putting the needs of his family first, which of course takes precedence over everything else in his life.
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"These countries generally have limited financial resources for nutrition programs and mostly rely on external donors whose programs often preferentially target undernutrition; consequently, food security frequently takes precedence over obesity in these countries," the report explained.
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Luke Miels, who joined GSK in September 2017 after a contract dispute with his former employer AstraZeneca, said picking the most promising projects and developing them quickly now takes precedence over spreading the risk of failure.
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Katharine Moon of the Brookings Institution, a think-tank in Washington, DC, says state heavy-handedness has repeatedly irked local communities, particularly when it suggests the bilateral military alliance takes precedence over their livelihoods and self-governance.
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"It hurts," she said, referring to the sort of entitlement that Trump expresses, the kind of language that he uses and his obvious belief that women exist chiefly for his pleasure, which takes precedence over their autonomy.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - A U.S. judge could determine as soon as Tuesday whether Illinois' obligation to make payments to Medicaid providers under a federal consent decree takes precedence over state-mandated payments for debt service, pensions and other priorities.
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The WHO's latest reference bible of recognised and diagnosable diseases describes addiction to digital and video gaming as "a pattern of persistent or recurrent gaming behaviour" that becomes so extensive that it "takes precedence over other life interests".
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Dead or Alive has always been sold as a game where sex takes precedence over substance, which is a shame because its fighting titles are more than acceptable contenders in the genre, and very accessible to newcomers, too.
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Last week Ulta Beauty announced its biannual 21 Days of Beauty Sale starts on Sunday, which had us reviewing our calendars and preparing our budget — clearly half-off mascara takes precedence over our St. Patrick's Day bar-hopping plans.
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The result was a rare chance to establish whether soccer — the actual sport — still takes precedence over the soap opera that surrounds it, whether the plot of the film is more important than whose name is on the bill.
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A multi-year diplomatic negotiation covering seven years, a period over which no-one can say with precision what is needed, and in which national pride takes precedence over actual needs, is no way for a modern institution to work.
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As I have reflected upon the environment this has created -- one in which a rush to judgment takes precedence over everything else, including the facts -- I have reached the conclusion I cannot continue to be effective in my current roles.
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It would also require regulators to adopt rules that are "least costly" to industry, regardless of a rule's benefits and even when existing laws — parts of the Clean Air Act, for instance — say that human health takes precedence over costs.
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"As I have reflected upon the environment this has created — one in which a rush to judgment takes precedence over everything else, including the facts — I have reached the conclusion I cannot continue to be effective in my current roles," Wynn said.
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In terms of capital allocation priority, Fitch believes investing in internal opportunities focused on organic growth, such as the company's investment in its various parks and resorts worldwide and long term sports rights deals, takes precedence over merger and acquisitions and shareholder returns.
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Attorney Gloria Allred said the criminal sexual assault case Cosby faces in suburban Philadelphia takes precedence over the lawsuit her client, Judy Huth, has brought against the 78-year-old entertainer in Los Angeles and could be undermined by the deposition in question.
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In terms of capital allocation priority, investing in internal opportunities focused on organic growth, such as the company's investment in its various parks and resorts worldwide and long-term sports rights deals, rightly takes precedence over merger and acquisitions and shareholder returns.
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The WHO's International Classification of Diseases (ICD), a reference bible of recognised and diagnosable diseases, describes addiction to digital and video gaming as "a pattern of persistent or recurrent gaming behaviour" that becomes so extensive it "takes precedence over other life interests".
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Neither should the fact that Trump's traditional antics were again on display: grabbing center stage, doing battle with allies he ostensibly disrespects, taking the opportunity to defend himself on domestic issues and ensuring that his own ego takes precedence over US national interests.
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"I'm sure there will be positive impact in terms of bringing the internet to the world, but just blatantly saying as one person or one company that this takes precedence over our knowledge of our own universe is scary," Dr. Casey said.
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"If the dinner were canceled because (gasp!) a president made a few snide remarks about White House reporters, that act of self-regard would say that the First Amendment is negotiable and that emotional well-being takes precedence over professional responsibilities," he wrote in The Washington Post.
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There are occasions where the villainously good performance of some player on the opposing team takes precedence over scapegoating someone on your own team—in the way, for example, fans of the Texas Rangers came to view Jose Bautista after the bat flip game in 2015.
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If you want a searing example of how resentment takes precedence over learning from past electoral mistakes, consider the fact that it is only January and the chorus of liberal heavy hitters warning of the horrors of the Democratic Party being subject to "purity tests" is already warming up.
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Although the number of young adults who believe owning a home is an ideal slid 3 percentage points from the year prior, homeownership still takes precedence over being debt-free, retiring comfortably or even pursuing a passion, according to the Bank of the West study released in July.
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In response, the blood flow to the nose increases further, as the task of warming the air that's breathed in takes precedence over heat loss from the nose (the body's normal response to cold is to shunt blood away from the surface to the deep vessels to minimise heat loss from the skin).
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The W.H.O.'s definition of gaming disorder is a mouthful: A pattern of gaming behavior characterized by impaired control over gaming, increasing priority given to gaming over other activities to the extent that gaming takes precedence over other interests and daily activities, and continuation or escalation of gaming despite the occurrence of negative consequences.
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Even though he is the rightful heir to the throne and his claim through his father Rhaegar takes precedence over Daenerys', it's unlikely that the man who was named both Lord Commander of the Night's Watch and King in the North entirely by accident would pull rank over his fireproof aunt who he is also banging.
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The man's condition in many ways mirrored cases of people addicted to social media or online gaming, which global health experts this year classified as a disorder in which gaming takes precedence over other interests and daily activities, said Dr. Manoj Sharma, professor of clinical psychology at the Services for Healthy Use of Technology, or SHUT, where the man was treated.
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Matt Browning's wall-mounted grid sculptures made of dowels the artist whittled from single pieces of wood to create interlocking grid structures adhered to a minimalist aesthetic, but the artist's labor-intensive process is subtly indicated by the dowels' lightly rigid textures: hard evidence of an ideal that resides behind the creation process and takes precedence over producing a flawless result.
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In the end, though, MLB is just an umbrella organization covering a federated series of ballclubs, and at any given time, any of the 30 may conclude that employing a sex offender like Josh Lueke or a shortstop who slammed his wife's head into the hood of a car (that would be Lugo) takes precedence over respect for the victims and maintaining an image of decency.
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Additionally, with the enemy exposed, our nation will need to distinguish between: (i) Muslim citizens and visitors who simply desire to practice their Islamic religion while disavowing any adherence to Sharia law; and, (ii) those who openly or covertly believe Sharia law takes precedence over US law, and who work through terror, propaganda or passive acceptance to subvert our Constitution in their unending quest to establish and expand an Islamic Caliphate.
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