Sentence examples for a rising priority from inspiring English sources

REINING in the runaway freight train otherwise known as the credit default swap market is a rising priority for regulators who oversee banks and insurers.

Nick Taylor, from the housing and land directorate at the Greater London Authority GLAagreedeed that retirement housing was a rising priority and suggested the use of the supplementary planning process to create "lifetime homes" in all new developments was a cost-effective way to tackle this.

In 2002 China signaled the rising priority of the organic products sector by creating another agency, the Certification and Accreditation Administration of China (CNCA), to take over the growing new field of accreditation nationwide.

The EU has major foreign policy challenges: a resurgent Russia, a rising China and the priority to present a united front to a newly elected US president in 2009.

Concern regarding the impact of antibiotic resistance has led the European Commission to develop an action plan against the rising threat, priority is given to mitigating the development of antibiotic resistance through appropriate use, prevention of infection and developing effective antimicrobials [ 1].

Now that women's nutrition is rising in priority on the international agenda, to the point where goals for women's anemia and for low birth rate reduction are being set, it is crucial to take the next steps – establishing and communicating how to do this, and fostering the necessary policy decisions and resource commitments.

Keeping 10 million families in their homes during a period of rising unemployment is priority enough for the new administration.

Often you will notice a different priority rising to the top of your list.

The Pew border apprehensions report noted that the number of Americans who say increased border security should be a priority rose from 25percentt in February 2013 to 33percentt in August 2014.

Obama has made addressing rising poverty a priority for his administration, but remains focused on arresting a three-decade-long trend of declining social immobility, which he says has damaged the economy and undermined confidence in the American dream.

Public sector spending cuts and austerity measures in many countries will make it harder for open data to rise up priority lists.