Sentence examples for as a second order priority from inspiring English sources

When disasters strike – floods in Pakistan, earthquakes in Nepal and Haiti or Ebola in west Africa, the restoration of education is often viewed as a second order priority.

It is in this text were Wilson outlines pre-conditions for democracy in modern nation-states, and proclaims the following as a first-order priority; homogeneity of race and community of thought and purpose among the people.

At first, Mr. Biden said, Congress responded with significant money, "but as the years passed, security became a second-order priority".

-- (C) The creation of a professional military force will remain a second-order priority for Qatar.

Australians – the first Australians – dying young, going blind and deaf and locked up in prisons, dying in custody, is not a first-order priority.

Especially for underdeveloped countries, sugarcane residue disposal has a first-order priority.

Since I have been in Jamaica I have often heard that it "takes cash to care", and this has too often been taken as an excuse to put children as a second order of priority on the national agenda.

It is important to mobilise people who at the moment are concerned, but basically complacent, and turn them into people who are much more activated and essentially voting about climate as a first-order political priority rather than a third- or fourth-order priority – judging politicians on the basis of their climate policy.

"Reforming the capital gains discount should be a first order of priority for the government".

Ellison et al. recently made a "call to action that targets a reversal of paradigms…to one that treats the hydrologic and climate-cooling effects of trees and forests as the first order of priority" (Ellison et al. 2017).

A second-order difference is defined as.