Sentence examples for believe the priority from inspiring English sources

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.

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".

"Or whether there's nobody willing to do it, to make the tough choices and not care what the critics are going to say about you, just going forward according to what I believe the priorities should be.

The Swedes believe the priorities are wrong: too much money is still going on agriculture.

"I don't believe the priorities in Carlisle should be an arts centre with £1m building costs and another £125,000-a-year to run".

Why do we need this bill when we have already legislated for a referendum any way and when I hope his constituents, like mine, believe the priorities are jobs, growth and investment and not putting the whole of the European investments links at risk.

Nonetheless, we believe the priority-setting process we used in the UAE provides a sound model for future state- and national-level environmental strategic planning.

He believes the priority now is what he calls a "back to the future strategy".

Mr. Lazio, however, said he believed the priority should be for the president to sign the bill, the Breast and Cervical Cancer Treatment Act, into law.

As chancellor, Mr Brown pulled back from the measure days before delivering the budget in March, believing the priority was to control inflationary pressures.