Sentence examples for extra priority from inspiring English sources

"This gives extra priority to people who have no urgent need to get to the stadium, but just want to get there first because they're important," he said.

Since March 2002, the United Network for Organ Sharing liver allocation policy has given extra priority to patients with hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) who meet specific medical criteria.

Nevertheless, the thing on which she puts "extra priority — one, one, one plus" is capturing poaching kingpins.

But I had a pleasant surprise: my badge has a little "p" on it which gives me a teensy bit of extra priority.

Police forces will have to refuse demands to take on extra priorities and other agencies will have to do more to pick up "the pieces from society's failings", Britain's top officer has warned.

The Met police commissioner, Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe, said his force will have to refuse demands to take on extra priorities and other agencies will have to do more to pick up "the pieces from society's failings", to cope with the cuts.

United-Continental EARLY BOARDING Yes, for families with children 4 years and younger, after passengers who paid extra for priority boarding on United, which merged with Continental last fall.

Just as budget airline customers can pay extra for priority boarding, residents will also be able to pay more for access to a "customer relationship officer" which means they can speak to the same person each time they call up.

A gold membership, currently $20 a month, includes many extras like priority placement of a listing and the ability to attach marketing packages like property fliers.

Most of that revenue came from fees for checking bags and penalty fees for changing itineraries, but a good portion came from the extra charges for priority boarding, priority coach seating, in-flight food and even things like using frequent flier miles.

Prospects were told that the higher price would buy them extra services, like priority for repairs and use of a loaner bike.