Sentence examples for broadening the priority from inspiring English sources

International lawyers said broadening the priority cases to include land-grabbing would recognise that mass human rights violations committed during peacetime and in the name of profit could be just as serious as traditional war crimes.

An advocacy group, the State Committee of Blind Vendors, is seeking to broaden the priority for the blind to include concessions in the State University system, the Department of Correctional Services and the Thruway Authority.

External challenges included (1) the timing of the pilot at end of the fiscal year and (2) the rapid influx of new Burundians into Nduta and Mtendeli camps over the course of the project that in turn emphasized the difficulty for organizations to rapidly and coherently broaden the priorities beyond the provision of menstrual materials and supplies.

Trump repeatedly promised to crack down on illegal immigration during his campaign, and he signed two executive orders during his first week in office that broadened the "enforcement priorities" of federal agencies to target anyone who entered the country without authorization.

By contrast, some members of the CHMT acknowledged the importance of broadening the criteria and values guiding the priority-setting process.

House Speaker John A. Boehner (R-Ohio) unveiled a new plan for extending a payroll tax holiday, appearing to overcome deep resistance from rank-and-file Republicans but alienating possible Democratic votes by broadening the package to include other GOP political priorities.

With concerns growing over resistance, broadening the repertoire for DAA targets is a major priority.

Furthermore, addressing structural factors often means broadening the focus of interventions and overlapping other high-priority policies which should improve political and financial support.

Or, tribal communities may insist on broadening the study scope to include urgent tribal health priorities or aims that were not within the initial project as funded and may not match narrow research goals of the funder.

Priority should also be given to broadening the scope of these comparisons to include a wider range of questions and a wider range of study designs, including animal and laboratory studies.

Broadening the base is the wiser choice.