Sentence examples for became a priority when from inspiring English sources
But keeping Fabini became a priority when the Jets had an agreement to put Young on the expansion list if the Texans would take cornerbacks Aaron Glenn and Marcus Coleman and their big contracts.
Health policy became a priority when the World Bank President, Robert McNamara (President in 1968-81), asked his staff to conduct studies on the importance of health in development [ 40].
The answer is that the budget deficit should become a priority when, and only when, the Federal Reserve has regained some traction over the economy, so that it can offset the negative effects of tax increases and spending cuts by reducing interest rates.
Mejía was eager to point out that although the decision to confront the Vat's physical and structural problems came just after his departure, certain aspects of the modernization — the decision to use computer tagging for the printed books, for instance — had already become a priority when he arrived.
But for all four, the Ryder Cup only becomes a priority when we get to September and head towards the Minnesota match.
For this, the humanitarian mindset has to change so that education becomes a priority when it comes to reacting to emergencies and a foundation of wider peace building strategies.
Federal Role: National public health reform became a priority in Canada when public health emergencies such as SARS revealed serious gaps and failings in the existing public health system.
Further development became a priority after World War II, when ascending population figures and growing farm-labour surpluses necessitated the creation of tens of thousands of jobs each year.
When, at last, Afghanistan became a priority, the moment for success had already passed.
