But, insofar as the contradiction remains, the political objectives ought to take precedence.

It should take precedence over narrow self interest or the potential profit opportunities associated with exploiting an informational advantage.

NOTE Where real data on the substance or mixture is available this data will take precedence over models and predictions.

Meanwhile, Mathieu Pellerin, a researcher at the French Institute for International Relations, believes that financial incentives take precedence over political interests

No single issue took precedence.

According to the international financial reporting standards conceptual framework, the substance of any economic transaction should take precedence over its legal form.

Delegations have different perceptions of what constitutes a threat to their national security, and which of the core issues should take precedence.

Irish abortion rights activists point out that, legally, the life of the fetus does not take precedence over the life of the mother in their country, but it does take precedence over the health of the mother a distinction that American abortion opponents have long sought to replicate in the United States.

This matter takes precedence over any other.

We give precedence to human over weapons security.

The long delayed new trade and investment agreement will be less relevant once Russia is in the WTO, whose rules take precedence over those of regional economic organizations.

In view of those considerations, it was felt that effective implementation of existing international instruments on the subject should take precedence over the negotiation of any new one.

EU regulatory power has taken precedence over its redistributive powers.

Clearly, the Asia Pacific region takes precedence in US calculations.

In combating violence against women, tackling domestic violence took precedence.

A water use existing at the time an equitable sharing determination is made shall take precedence over a competing existing use which came into being later in time, provided that

Furthermore, the current Puerto Rican Constitution, which had been tailored and authorized by the United States Congress, made it very clear that Federal law would take precedence in all circumstances.

But in Chen s Taiwan, domestic squabbles took precedence over economic development.

Member States and civil society representatives underlined that when prevention failed, human security must take precedence over State security and States and the United Nations must accept the responsibility to protect .

While the provision of water may take precedence in the early stages of an emergency, sanitation and hygiene inputs are also critically important, as is strengthening national institutional response and coordination capacity.

Likewise, increasing women's political representation would cost little, whereas the benefits would often be welcome but difficult to quantify. Essentially, women's priorities would begin to take equal precedence with those favored by men.

In the issuance of such allotments, the current operational requirements, and those of the immediate future if an extension of the mandate is approaching, take precedence over reimbursement commitments to troop contributing Governments.

These narrower interests, however understandable they may be, should not and will not take precedence over the common goal of improving the major institution mandated with the maintenance of global peace and security.

Say The truth has come , and falsehood had neither precedence nor will reappear .

Say The truth has come , and falsehood had neither precedence nor will reappear .

Thus, the Constitution establishes the precedence of provisions of international treaties over national law.

According to the report, international agreements, including the Convention, took precedence over national laws.

A water use existing at the time an equitable sharing determination is made shall take precedence over a future use, provided the existing use is beneficial to both Contracting Parties and reasonable under the circumstances.

Dani Rodrik s 2011 book The Globalization Paradox criticizes globalization enthusiasts for wanting full liberalization of foreign trade and capital movements he argues that when democratically established social arrangements clash with the demands of globalization, national priorities should take precedence.

In accordance with articles 18, 163, 272 and 273 of the Political Constitution of Ecuador, the provisions of the Constitution and of international treaty law take precedence over any domestic laws or rules which are incompatible with those provisions.

The report states that all rights as stated in the international human rights covenants are protected by the Constitution of the Kingdom of Cambodia and all principles of the international covenants and conventions take precedence over domestic law (para.

Basketball was second, because it was paying their way, and they do need a little time for social activities, but you let social activities take a little precedence over the other two and you're not going to have any very long.

Hence, there may be some issues that take precedence over others in the process of implementing reforms, since discussion and deliberation on such issues have been sustained over a long period and have matured enough for speedy decisions and perhaps implementation.

Paraguay had ratified the Convention, however, and its provisions therefore took precedence over national law and must be applied.

Countries that are rich in natural resources are often poor, because exploiting those resources has taken precedence over good government.

It was not clear to her whether the provisions of international instruments ratified by Gabon took precedence over constitutional provisions.

Thus, in the question of the Malvinas, the violation through a nineteenth century imperialist act of the sovereignty and territorial integrity of an independent republic, Argentina, recognized by Great Britain itself, makes the principle of territorial integrity take precedence over the principle of self determination.

Once again, short term national interests are taking precedence over the need for a forward looking, flexible, and efficient EU budget.

This implies a Europe based approach that takes precedence over national considerations once national and European level foreign policies are unified.

While the Constitution took precedence over all international legislation that had been ratified by Tajikistan, international instruments prevailed over domestic legislation.

The traditional male role as provider has often led work to take precedence over time spent with family. Indeed, in reflecting on their childhoods, many graduates may lament that their fathers spent too little time at home, or were less nurturing than they could have been.

In most cases, those interpreting the norms would endeavour to reconcile them, giving precedence to the Constitution in the event of conflict.

It was also noted that the text was not clear as to whether the crew's nationality or the ship's nationality took precedence.

This legislation has precedence over any employment contract and applies to every employer whose enterprise employs 10 or more employees, including the government.

Customary law was still applicable by virtue of the Law of England Application Act, but the Constitution took precedence over any other legislation.