Sentence examples for far priority from inspiring English sources

So far, priority has been given to those capabilities required to enable safety applications, but there is an increasing interest in also enabling Internet access from the vehicles.

So far, priority setting tends to focus primarily on effectiveness and efficiency and less on equity-related social values [ 9].

The global society's new economic priorities should, for example, also mean that our banks give far higher priority to supporting the not-for-profit or "third sector" enterprises which have grown up both at home and abroad in recent decades.

Under Jean-Claude Trichet and now Mario Draghi, the European Central Bank has forestalled a panic and avoided setting off inflation so far — a priority for Germany, Europe's largest economy.

The likes of Manchester United and Arsenal, with the Champions League a far higher priority, may have fielded virtual reserve teams in the tournament.

"A pedestrian and cycling bridge east of Tower Bridge should be a far higher priority," said Caroline Pidgeon, Lib Dem chair of the London Assembly transport committee.

But that should not deter governments and donors from making a far greater priority of what are life and death issues.

Both parties have commissioned polls that show that Americans (particularly prized independent voters) place a far greater priority on encouraging conservation than on producing more oil and gas.

Ms. Quinn, a likely candidate for mayor when Mr. Bloomberg's term expires at the end of 2013, said changes in the building code were a far higher priority than rethinking zoning rules.

That said, an overriding fear in Europe is that the talks are a far lower priority for the United States, especially for an Obama administration that is already enmeshed in Asian trade talks.

The shadow Cabinet Office minister, Gareth Thomas, said: "Even with the Government's long-term cuts, police and prosecutors need to give domestic violence far more priority than they are doing now".