Sentence examples for being given enough priority from inspiring English sources

The Commons Transport Committee said ports were vital to UK prosperity but were not being given enough priority.

The chief inspector of hospitals at the Care Quality Commission, Prof Sir Mike Richards, said the organisation had seen examples of excellent end-of-life care, but also instances where it had not been given enough priority.

Non-white patients accorded higher priority to being given enough time than did white patients.

However, non-white patients, particularly those in the oldest age group, accorded higher priority to being given enough time during the consultation than did white patients.

"As we got into it," Mr. Rosenwald said, "it was quite clear that Roy had a passion for silver and felt that although the Met's collection was superb, it had not been given enough of a priority at the museum".

Determine whether you were given enough time.

Prof Hubbard added that treatment and prevention of lung disease was not given enough priority by NHS England and researchers were not given enough funding.

FL Well I think it is because the people who are buying from them do not give enough priority to labour concerns.

But the CQC "has also found instances where end-of-life care has not been given high enough priority within a trust".

This work is being given the highest priority.

If it is not forthcoming, the student should ask about the adviser's priorities and, if not satisfied that their work is given a high enough priority, a new adviser should be sought, or a neutral party (chair, dean, etc).