Sentence examples for choices and priorities from inspiring English sources

When you're in government, you have to make choices and priorities.

It's the choices and priorities of those we elect – the willingness of individual politicians to "have a go".

It is possible the west will face a confrontation with China or Russia a generation hence, but defence planning demands choices and priorities.

In didactically crafted speeches or in media interviews, he radically departs from mainstream politicians by explaining that the economic crisis is systemic, that is to say that it is due to our flawed political choices and priorities.

At The Center for Strategic & International Studies (CSIS), experts contend that health decline is a direct result of choices and priorities made distinctly by the Kim family to create politically defined castes and introduce famine to the masses so that military efforts could be funded.

These negotiations boil down to fundamental choices and priorities, and the differences between the sides could not be more stark.

Strategy is about choice, and priorities should force you to confront the most consequential and sometimes difficult trade-offs.

But it seemed to be common ground among the Florida justices that the order required them to show two things: first, that a decision to order further recounts was compelled by the Florida election code, grounded in choices made and priorities set by the state Legislature and, second, that the Legislature had made those choices and set those priorities well before Election Day 2000.

As the consequences of this monumental failure start to hit more and more people over the coming months, class-polarising austerity may well become a difficult political position to defend, especially since measures once justified in terms of economic necessity are now so visibly a matter of deliberate choice and priority.

Sure, prosecutors always have to make choices and set priorities.

It requires wise leadership from the White House and the Defense Department in forcing choices and imposing priorities.