Sentence examples for budgetary priority from inspiring English sources

But he will accomplish little if President Bush decides not to make this a budgetary priority.

And after the election, no matter which candidates win, it is up to you to hold them accountable to ensure children are a legislative and budgetary priority".

If Harper's Conservatives really intend to make First Nations people a budgetary priority or stop the momentum of Idle No More in its tracks, he'll need to do the unthinkable: stop focusing on cats, shitty fighter jets, or pandas and take a trip to Whapmagoostui.

Significant average differences were found between traditional and non-traditional organizations in organizational size, budgetary priority, and partnership-value in- and out-degree scores, and tie homophily.

In response, the Board gave Sudden Oak Death and fire management a higher budgetary priority within the County budget and continued to seek avenues of funding for dealing with issues pertaining to Sudden Oak Death.

Meanwhile, fears that the world oil price might fall below Nigeria's benchmark figure of $62 a barrel necessitated a rethinking of budgetary priorities for 2009.

In addition it has come so to distort budgetary priorities that even the chief of the defence staff, Sir Nicholas Houghton, now warns that Britain's security is being "hollowed out".

In an interview, Mr. DiFrancesco said that once he was sworn in as acting governor, he planned to deliver a major address to the Legislature, perhaps on Feb. 5, outlining his own legislative and budgetary priorities.

Many of his liberal critics have argued that the president's belief in the possibility of compromise led him to concede to congressional Republicans on his budgetary priorities in the mistaken hope of reaching a bipartisan bargain.

"For Governors of Both Parties, Medicaid Looks Ripe to Slash" (front page, Jan . 29 concisely reports on the quandary facing our nation's chief executives as they are forced to detail budgetary priorities amid state fiscal chaos.

And finally, the only way to truly understand the pressures an organisation faces will be to turn its data – be it in admissions, prescribing, open data or organisational data – into insight, to be able to make more informed decisions about care and budgetary priorities.