Sentence examples for an early priority for from inspiring English sources

Developing evidence based support must be an early priority for the new government.

Labour leader Ed Miliband's line is slightly different, saying that scrapping the 50p rate would not be an early priority for any incoming Labour Government.

The shadow work and pensions secretary, Liam Byrne, and the shadow education secretary, Stephen Twigg, writing in the Observer, say childcare is an "early priority" for Labour as it formulates policies for the next general election.

Digital Britain proposes that an early priority for the fund, which would be managed by an "arm's-length body", would be to fund independently financed news consortia that would deliver a commercial sector regional and local TV news services after ITV's anticipated withdrawal by 2012.

But it is, just about, better to have two than three of the Westminster parties openly describing the bedroom tax as the failure that it is, not least because it could make its reversal an early priority for a coalition of a different complexion after 2015.

FedEx came along in 1984 and UPS four years later, but China was not an early priority for either.

Landscaping was an early priority as much of the chosen site for the city was a treeless plain.

Width was an early priority.

Jettisoning the "Red Ed" label is an early priority.

Mr. Obama made Middle East peace an early priority.

But his broader argument, that the whole budget should be re-examined, is surely right if only because it would be a logical corollary of a re-examination of the EU's purpose.An early priority for Mr Blair ought to be to bring the EU closer to its citizens, a purported objective of the ill-fated constitution.