Sentence examples for believe priority from inspiring English sources
In our aid program for Latin America, I believe, priority should be given to socially responsible capitalism and to governments that are most dedicated to progress toward truly representative democracy.
The state legislature believed priority should be given to creating government infrastructure.
I believe the priority should be fighting corruption and nepotism in Turkey.
In these circumstances, I believe the priority should be running a tight ship and investing every spare dollar above some minimum threshold of profit into growth.
However, there are some banks who still believe their priority is to pay substantial bonuses to their already high-paid staff.
Darling said: "There are some banks who still believe their priority is to pay substantial bonuses to some already highly paid staff".
According to a survey this year by the Pew Research Center, 83 percent of Americans think the president should concentrate on domestic policy, against 6 percent who believe his priority should be foreign affairs.
In his wider remarks on the economy, Cable said that the British labour market was "hyperefficient" and that he took issue with unnamed rightwingers, who include several government figures, who believe the priority is making it "easier to sack people".
"A huge number of people are still sleeping in the streets," said Mr. Tavera, "so I believe our priority now is to give shelter to the people".
We believe that priority in treatment should be given to improving the efficiency of existing treatment in a cost-effective way, especially to those living in rural areas and those who cannot afford expensive cancer treatment.
We firmly believe giving priority to sanitation and water and tracking our progress together will aid development and give new hope to countries who struggle to reach their poorest citizens, including vulnerable children, with these essential services," said Ms. Clarissa Brocklehurst, UNICEF Chief of Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH).
