Sentence examples for because of priorities from inspiring English sources

As for Mr. Cuomo, Mr. Paaswell said transportation "hasn't been on his radar" because of priorities like legislative fights over the budget and same-sex marriage.

"You're still going to have buses running through the centre of Headingley and now you're going to have cars going through there that are having to crawl through because of priorities being given to the trolleybus, that means greater congestion".

VL flows will not be dropped because of priority.

Because of priority, has been assigned a value of 0.33, has been assigned a value of 0.66, has been assigned all the way to the left, and has been assigned all the way to the right, in accordance with (1).

As described above, basic versions of all individual first and many second line drugs–accounting for the majority of the supply studied should be unaffected because of priority dates before the critical date of January 1 , 1995

Some physicians were aware that they had not recommended screening, often because of competing priorities – their own priorities or those of the patient.

We determined that hemodynamic stability was high on the patient's list of priorities, because the psychiatric disorder was well controlled.

Deaf athletes are easily the poor relations of disability sport, their meagre Government funding having ceased because of other priorities.

Moreover, because of shifting priorities, she added, many children are no longer exposed to woodworking at school.

Because of these priorities, and these restrictions on the federal role, the government could be energetic without ever becoming gigantic.

Because of the priorities there are no new rides, but the old ones, brightly paintedand brightly upped in prices, are there and doing fine.