Sentence examples for but also priority from inspiring English sources

The rescue of A.I.G. gave the U.S. government not only 79.9 per cent of A.I.G.'s equity but also priority over A.I.G.'s bondholders, who wouldn't be paid until the government was reimbursed.

In terms of connections, Germany has the most favorable connection regime which provides not only priority connection but also priority grid access for generation units that produce electricity from renewable energy sources.

Performance gaps may include those with well-established quality measures but also priorities identified by specialists based on their clinical experience.

In short, mental illness is not just a public health priority, but also a priority for development (5), and improving access to care for mental illness may help improve the economic outcomes of those who are affected.

Thus, important insight on how to proceed was gathered mainly from literature on research for health priority setting, but also from priority setting on health policy interventions.

This would not only help identify potential areas of improvement but also support priority setting efforts with subsequent mobilization of resources towards those priorities [ 4, 5].

"For too long policing prostitution has been a neglected area of not only policing policy but also public priority".

The results outlined in the preceding section not only identify specific causes of and risk factors for childhood injury in Mozambique, but also highlight priority areas for injury prevention strategies for children in Mozambique and indicate where efforts to strengthen care programs may best be targeted.

In this case, patient diversion would not only consider queue lengths at various EDs, but also the priority level of patients.

But when Lucky's ex-girlfriend dumps an 18-month-old boy into his arms and skedaddles, the toddler's appearance will subtly realign not only Lucky's rickety existence but also the priorities of everyone around him.

Even on this limited agenda, culture but also national priorities often trump the interests of animals.