Sentence examples for became the top priority from inspiring English sources

When the attacks came on Sept. 11, international terrorism immediately became the top priority in Phoenix and every other F.B.I. field office.

China began emerging as a seafood power in the 1990s as rapid economic growth became the top priority in the country.

"So when sunlight reflected by Museum Tower was discovered streaming into the Nasher galleries — affecting the visitor experience — finding and paying for a solution to the reflections became the top priority of the tower's developers".

Francis made no fewer than 290 recommendations, which he said were designed to ensure that patients' interests became the top priority for the NHS and that in future any lapses in care standards are detected and stopped right away, unlike at Stafford hospital.

Economic troubles, economic problems, living standards, became the top priority issue.

But Ross Mountain, the United Nations' special envoy to Mozambique, said the emergency food effort had become "the top priority".

She has passionately advocated for violence against women to become the top priority for both the Turnbull government and the Tony Abbott-led one before it.

Survival has become the top priority for a club who are out of the bottom three on goal difference, but Pellegrino was not in a position to take the FA Cup lightly.

In a nation obsessed with social harmony, the well-being of China's mobile work force has become the top priority for a government that has long seen its fortunes tied to those of the country's 800 million rural dwellers.

Patient safety must become the top priority in the NHS in England, according to a major review.

Police cordoned the gagster's car outside a conference on e-government, where Gates said security had become the top priority for Microsoft.