Sentence examples for called priorities from inspiring English sources

I remembered it was written for the movies, but only hardcore theater buffs probably knew the song was so popular it was highlighted later in a Broadway revue called Priorities Of 1942.

As the idea of this business became more serious and we became more passionate about our plans, it was apparent that these so called priorities had started to hinder our ability to move forward.

Weir et al. have proposed that prevention should be focused on places where exposure to HIV can be assumed to be very high and have described a method for identifying such places rapidly (called "Priorities for Local AIDS Control Efforts", abbreviated PLACE-method) [ 23].

But he and Djokovic, like many leading players, still hire a racket-servicing outfit called Priority One, which adjusts their frames and handles their stringing needs.

Another shift in New York has been the inroads that Republicans have made among Hispanic voters, what Alexander F. Treadwell called "priority No. 1" when he became state party chairman last year.

More than 2,000 children benefit from the coupons, formally called Priority 7 vouchers, which are obtained through referrals from people who work in social services, including rabbis, teachers and social workers.

An index called Priority Order is used to sort out all the selected forest stands with the three options.

In the present paper, the formal definition of a new kind of semantic network, called Priority Semantic Network (PSN) is given.

The depression-filling algorithm presented here – called Priority-Flood – unifies and improves the work of a number of previous authors who have published similar algorithms.

A Dallas-based outfit called Priority Pass unlocks the doors to airline lounges in places you didn't know had airports, regardless of which carrier you've flown.

Tomorrow, Gmail is rolling out a new feature called Priority Inbox that is going to be a Godsend for those of you who dread opening your email.