Sentence examples for How much priority from inspiring English sources

"It depends on how much priority people give to these issues.

"One question is how much priority we give to political issues versus economic issues," Mr. Schwab said.

As for making the House of Lords more democratic a key Liberal Democrat demand that many Conservatives oppose a bill has made it into the government's agenda, but it is unclear how much priority it will have (see Bagehot).

While that will be in part because of the way people interact with news stories from both sources and the content of the articles they produce, other factors, such as the technology used to deliver the articles, will also play a role in how much priority Facebook gives them.

But we may wonder how much priority we should give them if we can produce much bigger improvement in health for those who are somewhat better off.

A further question is how much priority to give to helping people below the threshold when that competes with helping people above the threshold.

Their IVAs would pre-screen incoming cards for their users, deciding which to show when, how much priority they should have, and which to ignore.

But just how much priority each trust gives to an issue, such as services for asthma sufferers or even breast-feeding support, is determined by so-called population plans.

He adds that it is a particularly thorny problem because the Environment Agency is facing big cuts in the staff that might deal with flood policy - there are difficult decisions to be made over how much is spent and how much priority should be given to farmland compared with homes.

A remaining issue is how much priority the chambers' leaders -- Senate Majority Mitch McConnell (R-Ky).

The White House is preparing a budget to submit to Congress in the coming weeks, and how much priority it gives to drug treatment versus incarceration will be an indication of the direction the administration plans to take.