Sentence examples for deemed priorities from inspiring English sources

In and near places like this village in Ghazni Province, American units have pushed their counterinsurgency doctrine and rules for waging war into freshly contested areas of rural Afghanistan — even as their senior officers have decided to back out of other remote areas, like the Pech, Korangal and Nuristan valleys, once deemed priorities.

The DHP tool responds to ten health questions and one data quality question deemed priority by key stakeholders.

The Obama administration announced in December that it had deported a record 409,849 in the 2012 fiscal year, with 96percentt deemed a priority -- though not necessarily in the top priority category -- for removal.

Obama has expanded the use of prosecutorial discretion by encouraging U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents to pursue undocumented immigrants considered high priority, such as criminals and repeat offenders, while giving stays of removal to those deemed low-priority.

So it wasn't deemed a priority by the top brass, in other words.

"They are deemed high priority in the Brazilian industrial policy and are part of the Greater Brazil Plan," he said.

Simone explains how the law means the council can only offer statutory assistance to those deemed a priority case, those who meet a series of criteria.

The BBC Trust criticised management last year after it sold just 21 readings from its thousands of hours of archive children's radio programmes, despite the sale being deemed a "priority" by the trust two years earlier.

The list of species features many of those deemed a priority because of the threats they face, and were chosen to represent wildlife in all four countries of the UK.

But the report counts it all as only one of six areas of reform, each of which is deemed a priority.Such laundry lists are not usually very helpful to policymakers, who need clearer guidance on what to tackle first.

The progress of my work was impeded by delays because my samples were often deemed "low priority".