Sentence examples for committed to prioritising from inspiring English sources

Ashton has said she is committed to prioritising international development as a key part of the EU's development policy, yet to date she has appointed few senior figures with any significant development experience.

Top ministers have committed to prioritising law and order.In that regard it was a good sign on November 6th when, in an unprecedented move, Mr Peña ordered the overturning of a controversial award of a $3.75 billion railway tender because it lacked transparency; some of the companies involved were suspiciously close to his party.

It remained committed to prioritising the poor, encouraging grassroots participation and defending ethical government.

The Government promised the new regulator would be given new powers and sharp teeth to enforce them, while the regulator has already committed to prioritise payday regulation and advertising problems immediately.

David Cameron has enlisted the New Year's honours for his "big society" campaign, instructing that awards should prioritise those committed to serving their local communities – though officials last night conceded that today's list contains the same proportion of local philanthropists as ever.

In a statement, the Home Builders Federation, which organised the pledge by major developers to stop giving overseas buyers preference, said: "The industry is building thousands of desperately needed homes in the capital, in all areas and for a range of budgets, and is fully committed to ensuring UK buyers are prioritised on all developments.

Tertiary institutions committed to widening participation should prioritise the funding and delivery of a comprehensive, flexible and inclusive admissions process that includes alternative entry pathways for indigenous and ethnic minority applicants [ 10, 52, 53].

The president committed to the prime minister that we will prioritise this case, while making sure any action taken is consistent with our national security".

National Security Council spokeswoman Bernadette Meehan said: "The president committed to the prime minister that we will prioritise this case, while making sure any action taken is consistent with our national security".

But it said it recognised more savings were needed and was "committed to making reductions by considering how we do things differently and prioritising our service to communities".

"We are committed to the continued enhancement of what we offer our students and we will be working in partnership with the Students' Union to prioritise future developments".