Sentence examples for designated priority from inspiring English sources

By providing attractive financing options and related support, DFIs are well placed to consciously channel finance into designated priority technology areas.

Schools belonging to Michigan's bottom-performing five percent are designated priority schools and have have three years to create and enact an improvement plan approved by the state.

Manufacturers over the next 18 months will be required to analyze extensively the three designated priority products to see if they can come up with safer alternatives.

Services that must remain uninterrupted to avoid a potential immediate threat to public health or safety are considered Priority One, and some additional services are designated Priority Two.

This need was reflected in the decision to include European Biobanking and Biomolecular Resources amongst the 36 designated priorities in the ESFRI Roadmap that represented the European Union's strategy for development of the infrastructure supporting pan-European science (European Strategy Forum on Research Infrastructures 2006).

'DB' designates priority ranking by presence in chemical and biochemical databases.

The incidence and prevalence of various sexual dysfunctions in women and men are important to understand to designate priorities for epidemiologic and clinical research.

But five plants -- in Alabama, Utah, Texas and New Jersey -- have been designated "high priority" violators by the Environmental Protection Agency.

Tripa, designated a priority conservation site by the UN, could hold 1,500 orang-utans if the forest was allowed to regenerate.

It was designated a "Priority Security Zone" in 2012, and the police reckon their increased presence is helping to clean things up.

Clinton's closest aide, Bruce Lindsey, wandered in and out as Clinton and company tossed out names and came up with a list of 38, including 15 that were designated high priority.