Examples of using Took precedence in English and their translations into Arabic
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It remains unclear whether the law will take precedence over the Shia Personal Status law.
these terms should take precedence for visa services and those other terms will take precedence for their respective services.
Several delegations reminded the secretariat that the needs of developing countries had to take precedence in the publications policy.
International treaties or agreements concluded with and by Georgia, if they do not contradict the Constitution of Georgia, take precedence over domestic normative acts.
Under those conditions, short-term economic policies take precedence over long-term, largely social, development objectives.
Peer reviewed scientific data should take precedence and priority should be given to the most recent data.
In any cases in which such services are dealt with by both article 7 and article 14, article 14 takes precedence as a result of article 7(6).
The maximum torque for a motor will depend on the maximum current although this will usually be only usable until thermal considerations take precedence.
The human rights recognized in and guaranteed by the Constitution are compatible with treaties and other international instruments in that field which, under the Constitution, take precedence over domestic law.
when the child is under construction, survival of the species takes precedence over that of the mother, and therefore, new life then all it needs in the mother's body to build.
The Constitutional Court had ruled that the Constitution should take precedence, judging refusal to pay the debts in question as failure to comply with a court decision and thus a breach of article 11.2 of the Constitution.
Childhood imagination took precedence over social norms.
The law took precedence over the facts on the ground.
Louis, but it took precedence.
It welcomed the fact that the Convention took precedence over national legislation.
Such instruments took precedence over domestic laws in the domestic legal order.
Where their provisions were more favourable, they took precedence over national legislation.
Where their provisions were more favourable, they took precedence over national legislation.
The amnesty law took precedence over other laws and was being applied as promulgated.
However, it stipulated that all international treaties ratified by Mali took precedence over national law.