primacy造句

China and India recognized the primacy of maintaining international peace.

Such schemes represent the primacy of “D” over “R”.

Since 1945, Japan's national identity has been tied up with economic primacy in Asia.

There are those who put primacy on the intentions of the artist or artists.

Finally, any honest accounting of the past half-century must acknowledge the downside of American primacy.

This wasn't a perfect strategy, or even a noble one, but it was supremely self-interested approach that ensured U.S. primacy for decades.

But what is new today is that non-Arab Iran is now making a bid for primacy - challenging Egypt and Saudi Arabia.

Failure would shake further the faith of the people's region in the emerging international order and the primacy of international law.

But the intellectual tide of the past 30 years has unquestionably been in favour of the primacy of markets and against regulation.

They discussed forgetting in short-term memory, retroactive inhibition, proactive inhibition, primacy effect and recency effect, which incarnated the research of Gestalt psychology;

Many peers expect their elected successors to be much more assertive towards the House of Commons, straining old conventions that the Lords should bow before the primacy of the elected chamber.

Looking forward, Americans are somewhat more optimistic about regaining primacy, but still only about 1 in 3 expects the US economy to be the world's strongest in 20 years.