Examples of using Takes precedence in English and their translations into Swedish
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Adira's life takes precedence.
Takes precedence over everything, right?
Trill law takes precedence.
It takes precedence over institutional care for the child.
And the past takes precedence.
in rules of protocol, takes precedence.
A commitment takes precedence over all others?
Note: The number of rows takes precedence.
The Denied List takes precedence over the Allowed List.
Our claim to this world takes precedence.
She's my sister takes precedence over a five-year-old pinky swear!
Note: The number of columns takes precedence.
OCSP takes precedence over CRIs when URLs for both are provided.
I have a motion that takes precedence.
The first duty of man, which takes precedence over all other duties, is to become conscious of his Overself.
I'm afraid this takes precedence.
However, the Convention, it even takes precedence over other Norwegian legislation, the Immigration Act.
The paper admits proudly that"the Islamic element takes precedence over all else….
Note that fishing from land takes precedence when the idea of fly fishing is to get more fishing spots.
The Great Church, that is, the patriarchate of Constantinople that takes precedence of the others.
Note that fishing from land takes precedence as the idea of floating fishing is to bring out more fishing spots.
Fishing with floating is permitted only on free waters fishing from land takes precedence.
the group takes precedence over the individual.
the one with higher priority takes precedence.
Those who signs up first takes precedence over who register later.
17§ Plan- och bygglag(2010:900)(PBL) takes precedence.
This is called the rule of application, and takes precedence over any other rule.
Community law takes precedence over internal law
In the event of a conflict, EU law also takes precedence over acts of the Oireachtas.
This majestic bird takes precedence in every culture, in some of which it is even credited with the"divine spirit.