I am on the primacy of doing that .

The definition of the word primacy is to be more important or a greater priority. It can also refer to the office of a primate of the Church. One example of primacy in a sentence would be "primacy for the investigation will have to be reviewed by the manager"

Church of the Primacy of St. Peter was created in 1933.

Primacy of love is a phrase often used in reference to Jesus or God. Since God is the source of love, this makes sense. Primacy refers to the source of something or the ultimate.

In this organization, achieving customer satisfaction is of primacy over other business objectives.

The Doctrine of Papal Primacy is a doctrine that helped defend the empire during Imperial weakness and distraction.

The principle known as Primacy of Planning states that planning must occur before other management functions can take place.

Consumer Primacy is the process on which entire field of marketing rests. This principle insists that the consumer should be at the center of the marketing effort

Metropolitan primacy refers to "metropolitan regions accounting for a dominant share of state population and activity."

Source: Gleeson, Dodson and Spiller 2010

Numb3rs - 2005 Primacy 4-7 is rated/received certificates of:

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South Korea and Taiwan are known for their urban primacy and are economic tigers along with Japan.

Frantisek Dvornik has written:

'Byzantium and the Roman primacy' -- subject(s): Orthodox Eastern Church, Catholic Church, Relations, History, Popes, Primacy

The bishops were the guardians

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Lucy fit into the Cerebral Primacy becAUSE Johanson wanted to beleive that Lucy fit in the theory of "Jaw First" an ape- human , which by mean an evolutionary predecesson to human kind;Lucy characterized by the use of the intellect rather than intuition or instinct (cerebral primacy).

Zeina Matar

Essex College

you go on to Collins primacy literary and it will be there

The tendency to remember only the first and the last elements in a speech

African primacy refers to an ideology that emphasizes the importance, authority, and leadership of African nations and people in global affairs. It aims to promote the interests of Africans and prioritize African perspectives, cultures, and development over external influences.

The tendency to remember only the first and the last elements in a speech

MARTIN LIBICKI has written:

'EMERGING PRIMACY OF INFORMATION'

Bronislaw Malinowski is remembered for developing the methods and the primacy of anthropological fieldwork.

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Michael E. Brown has written:

'Primacy and its discontents'

Stephen Dawes has written:

'The primacy of scripture and the Methodist Quadrilateral'

Bronislaw Malinowski is remembered for developing the methods and the primacy of anthropological fieldwork.

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Primacy of practice is the idea that learning through practical experience is more effective than learning through passive observation or theory alone. It suggests that hands-on experience and real-world application are key components in skill acquisition and mastery.

Giorgio Bartoli has written:

'The Biblical story of creation in the light of the recently discovered Babylonian documents' -- subject(s): Religion and science, Creation, Bible and science

'The primitive church and the primacy of Rome' -- subject(s): Popes, Primacy

The primacy index of a country's population can be calculated by dividing the population of the largest city by the total population of the country and multiplying by 100. This index is used to measure the level of urban concentration within a country. A high primacy index indicates that the largest city has a significantly larger population compared to other cities in the country, while a low primacy index suggests a more dispersed population distribution.

The classic sign of primary syphilis is the chancre. This is a painless ulcer with rolled edges.

The law of primacy states that the information presented first tends to have the most impact on an individual's memory and decision-making process. This means that people are more likely to remember and be influenced by information that is presented early in a series.

Klaus Schatz has written:

'Vaticanum I, 1869-1870' -- subject(s): Vatican Council (1st : 1869-1870)

'Kirchengeschichte der Neuzeit 2'

'Papal primacy' -- subject(s): Popes, Primacy

'Kirchengeschichte der Neuzeit, Bd.2'

Planning is the first of the managerial functions precedes all other management functions.

J. W Workman has written:

'Making state primacy meaningful'

Kazuhiro Kumo has written:

'The Primacy of European Regions in the former Soviet Union'

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The primacy effect is a cognitive bias where people tend to remember the first information presented to them better than information presented later. This is often seen in tasks like memorization or decision-making, where initial information has a stronger impact on perception and memory than information presented later.

Profit is primacy, human life is not.

Command Relationships

John H. Paterson has written:

'The greatness of Christ' -- subject(s): Primacy

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D'Shawn is meeting his girlfriend's parents tonight and has shined his shoes and pressed his shirt. He hopes they like him.

I just bought a new set of Michelin PRIMACY P215/55R17 tires at COSTCO to replace the OEM Turanza. Rides better than new. The original tires rode like a rock. The PRIMACY are quiet and offer a smooth ride and offer a 60,000 mile warranty.

The primacy of possibility is a philosophical concept that suggests that what is possible precedes what is actual. This idea implies that the realm of possibility is more fundamental than the realm of actuality, shaping what can potentially exist or occur. It is often discussed in relation to metaphysics and the nature of reality.

The Catholic Church often gives primacy to the Gospel of Matthew because he was the only one of the four alleged New Testament authors to have had a first-hand account of the life and miracles of Jesus.

Most scholars give primacy to Mark, operating under the theory that his was the source for both Matthew and Luke.

Depending on just one export for income, usually a natural resource such as copper, oil or tropical fruits.

SHERI BERMAN has written:

'PRIMACY OF POLITICS: SOCIAL DEMOCRACY AND THE MAKING OF EUROPE'S TWENTIETH CENTURY'

The new immigrants threaten the primacy of the English language and will take jobs.