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And while it's not clear which way the UK government will jump on gig economy workers' rights in future, Nesbitt noted the issue is one that has been specifically highlighted by Prime Minister Theresa May as a priority.

Panel shows were immediately chosen by Cohen as a priority and a problem that would be relatively straightforward to address.

The Nantes coach Elie Baup has earmarked the signing of West Ham's Julien Faubert as "a priority" as the club attempt to pull away from the relegation zone in the French First Division.

The threat of a competition investigation has been hanging over the sector since the Independent Commission on Banking in 2011, and has also been raised by Ed Miliband as a priority for the next Labour government.

He added: "As soon as the season ended we wanted to keep Alan as a priority before other clubs could come in for him".

There was an immediate assumption that by recruiting Pulisic, Chelsea had signed a player identified by manager Maurizio Sarri as a priority need.

The battle over SB4 ― which both Texas Gov. Greg Abbott and Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick view as a priority ― will play a major role in determining the future of deportation policy under the Trump administration.

The battle over SB4 ― which both Texas Gov. Greg Abbott and Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick view as a priority ― will play a major role in determining the future of deportation policy under the Trump administration.

In his State of the Union address in February, President Obama set as a priority making "high-quality preschool available to every single child in America".

John de Boer See violence as a priority: One thing that we need to do better at the UN is to better prepare peacekeeping, humanitarian, and development actors to ensure that their interventions reduce violence over the long-term by helping to move key reforms and structural changes forward.

RICHMOND — Republicans in Virginia's legislature are on track to kill almost all gun control legislation touted by Gov. Ralph Northam (D) as a priority, including a "red flag" bill aimed at preventing suicide that has been endorsed by the Trump administration and passed by Maryland and 14 other states.