Sentence examples for being put first from inspiring English sources

David was torn: he felt the children's interests were not being put first by the strikes, but disagreed with the authorities as well, so he resigned.

"Rights and responsibilities" was of course Tony Blair's mantra and for his swan song in May 2007 he reiterated that "the civil liberties of the suspect" were being put "first" by the courts.

Supporters are now being put first and being given a voice within their clubs, working alongside directors to improve the match-day experience for those they represent.

"We will consider the National Audit Office's recommendations when evaluating our work to protect consumers". Consumer group Which? said that there was a severe lack of trust in some essential markets "because people don't believe their interests are being put first".

Irrespective of what happens in the regulatory space, investors need a clear way to know whether their interests are being put first in an advisory relationship.

If someone refuses to sign, it may be a clear indication that your interests are not being put first -- and the company's are.

"He really did not like the idea of scholarship being put second to greed," West said.

"Australians should always be put first".

That means that the main function must be put first.

"But Madeleine's rights should be put first.

The interests of the consumer should have been put first".