Sentence examples for a priority to take from inspiring English sources

So it is perhaps not so amusing that even dissident authors, who cannot take their own books home, should make it a priority to take something they can take back to China: milk powder.

The prime minister signalled that a Tory-led government would make it a priority to take less tax from people's estates, as he believes "in people being able to pass things down the generations and on to their children".

So the governor made that a priority, to take the barrier to renewal away".

With the Met's season's ending in two weeks, make it a priority to take in the Mediterranean madness.

The federal government retains the authority to enforce federal laws in California, even if Proposition 64 passes, but has notified states it is not a priority to take enforcement actions in such cases, especially in states that adopt strict rules.

Indeed, it is a public health priority to take a "life-course approach" to vaccination -- one that administers vaccination throughout all stages of life in order to prevent disease and enable healthy, active, and productive aging.

Voicing "grave concern" at the extrajudicial execution of children, he urges the Government "as a matter of priority" to take measures to eliminate the practice.

I have decide which priority to take care of, which bill can I pay".

Make it your first priority to take out enemy helicopters with whatever weapon you have.

We have made it a priority to really take young talents from France".

A spokesman for South East Coast Ambulance Service said: "The man, who suffered suspected fractures to his leg - what seems like a double leg break - was fully conscious while he was being treated and was taken as a priority to St Richard's Hospital".