Sentence examples for because of the priority from inspiring English sources

In part because the Army is the polluter and in part because of the priority status, the cleanup schedule has not been altered by the Bush administration's recent decision to scale back the so-called Superfund program.

Because of the priority that Hillary placed on her husband's political career (she took time off to work on his campaigns) and on her pro-bono activities, she did not earn as much as she could have if she had devoted herself to her law practice full time.

"But also a feeling that because of the priority attached to working on equalities generally, and race equality in particular, a desire to see the work done, and as I say a willingness to give the benefit of the doubt to the organisation when in fact, as we now know, it would have been more prudent to intervene".

Because of the priority we have given the MesoWest data over that from MADIS, the data we show in Fig. 1, Fig. 2 and Table 1 is not representative of the coverage from these providers, particularly the relative number of stations from each.

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

"Because of the priorities of the cellular market, most phones will be converged devices," says Rubin.

Secondly, NCDs call for an all-of-government response not only because many of the priority interventions will be implemented outside of the health sector, but also because broadly-based political support will be needed to secure passage of the necessary laws and budgets.

Because the parallelism of the priority queue changes the work flow of the overall A* algorithm, it is necessary to provide a proof to show that GA* is able to compute a global optimal solution.

Because one of the priorities of the organization is to search for life beyond Earth, NASA began designing spacecraft to unravel the mysteries of Mars.

We chose to conduct a CER project in mental health of caregivers of persons with dementia because this is one of the priority areas for CER from the Institute of Medicine (interventions for caregivers of persons with dementia), and it also addresses two priority conditions for the Agency for Health Care Research and Quality (AHRQ): Dementia and Depression.

It is also because of the absurd priority given to GM research by public funding bodies over the last two decades.