Sentence examples for become a priority issue from inspiring English sources

That went on to become a priority issue raised in subsequent appeals, which despite being fast-tracked by the courts looked set to last several years until McVeigh himself decided to give up the fight.

In current practice, the evaluation of the performance of existing road pavements has become a priority issue for many highway engineers.

The UK has a long tradition of recruiting permanent and temporary workers from overseas, and as a result of the need to combat staff shortages and meet the NHS Plan staffing targets, international recruitment of nurses and other health care staff has become a priority issue.

Indeed, given that a majority of GOP voters now agree with the Democrats' more consistent critique of the current trade regime, during the general election, trade and offshoring may well become a priority wedge issue regardless of who wins each party's nomination.

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In an interview, Mr. Wolf explained why this issue had become a priority for his subcommittee: "We are trying to light a candle on this so people can see you have a major hazard.

Mr. Bloomberg has no direct control over state legislation, but he wields influence as a generous campaign donor, especially to Republicans, and his decision to repeatedly weigh in on the marriage debate this year suggests that the issue has become a priority for him.

He said that adding them has been on Ello's to-do list since before people raised the issue, and has become a priority in light of the complaints.

"She has worked tirelessly to raise awareness of this issue and it's become a priority for many more Australians".

Bridging the growing gap between rich and poor has become a priority for both leaders, although they come to the issue from different standpoints.

Safe administration of penicillin is still an issue in many resource-deprived settings and should become a priority in primary care facilities.