Sentence examples for considered a priority by from inspiring English sources

For many years, this was the Melbourne Metro project, considered a priority by Infrastructure Australia.

A tube extension, bizarrely considered a priority by central government, has dragged this last post-industrial waste back into service.

Security of sensitive information must be considered a priority by everyone, especially when the life histories of potentially millions of customers are at risk".

The officer, like many of the people interviewed, did not want to be named for fear of retribution for criticizing a project that is considered a priority by the American and Afghan governments.

Campus safety is an issue on any urban campus, but I think that safety on the Rutgers campus is considered a priority by the university administration, and I have confidence that they will react effectively and efficiently in response to any breaches of on- or off-campus security.

In some regions however, observational data has not been kept regularly over time, or its preservation and archiving has not been considered a priority by governmental agencies.

PNC is considered a priority indicator by the Accountability Commission for Health of Women and Children, and by Countdown to 2015, which tracks coverage levels for health interventions (1, 2).

Given the results from the Voyager 2 images, Enceladus was considered a priority target by the Cassini mission planners, and several targeted flybys within 1,500 km of the surface were planned as well as numerous, "non-targeted" opportunities within 100,000 km of Enceladus.

HIV was not considered a priority issue by all study participants and external funding for the program was thought to have been accepted because of poor foreign currency reserves and donor agency influence rather than local need.

Given the importance of this issue, which is considered a priority area by policy makers (including in Chile), and the lack of research in different cultural contexts, the aim of the present study was to assess attitudes and burden among caregivers of patients with schizophrenia, in this case, patients who were users of public mental health services in Arica, Chile.

Our study suggests that management of human impacts should be considered a priority for preserving subtidal canopies formed by Cystoseira in the NW Mediterranean and that conservation efforts based exclusively on the control of sea urchin populations might be doomed to failure in some areas.