Sentence examples for earliest priorities from inspiring English sources

What were your earliest priorities?

Mr. Bush has said that one of his earliest priorities will be to win passage of his education agenda.

ONE of Mr. Jenkins's earliest priorities at the Seattle Opera was to plan a new "Ring" that would be strikingly different from the 1975 production.

Among the SADC's earliest priorities were projects to improve the existing rail and road networks between the member states so they could reduce their dependence on South African ports and transport routes for the shipment of their imports and exports.

The friends of Gove have also let it be known that it will be among his earliest priorities as the new lord chancellor and pledged, without any sense of irony, that it will be done under the banner of "bringing rights home".

The BBC's Anna Holligan says one of Ms Bensouda's earliest priorities will be bringing Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, the son of the late Libyan leader, to justice.

The earliest priority of Soviet foreign intelligence was to liquidate key opponents in emigre communities in Paris and elsewhere.

In a statement that White released to accompany her confirmation hearing, she mentioned three "early priorities" at the S.E.C.

The measure had bipartisan support and denied Mr. Trump some of his early priorities, including funding for a border wall.

The early priorities are distributing food and water, weaning farmers from dependence on poppy for opium, a cash crop, and clearing land mines.

Outlining her early priorities, she said she would embark on a learning and listening tour with current and former USA gymnasts.