Sentence examples for four overriding from inspiring English sources

The senior official said that "four overriding defense strategy objectives" had been identified, and that Mr. Rumsfeld had set the Pentagon on a "forced march" to flesh out those concepts by the end of July in order to write new military budgets.

But he said that the proposed rule, by adopting four "overriding principles" regarding independence, would create too much uncertainty.

Meanwhile, Mr. Masire said, he wants to set up four committees led by eminent people "from wherever we can find them" to deal with four overriding topics that would shape Congo's future.

But all those very black marks will be even worse this year for four overriding reasons.

Baucus said he has four overriding concerns with the 2017 bill: It was written in private, no hearings were held on its substance, it gave too much of the tax cuts to the wealthy, and it adds more than $1.5 trillion to the deficit over 10 years.

This exhibition has two overriding themes.

His two overriding interests in life are long-distance running and keeping Britain white.

This article describes three overriding rebuilding philosophies, and their geographical implications, that have emerged from that public discourse in the year following Hurricane Katrina.

"There is one overriding question for my caucus colleagues, and that is who is best placed to defeat Tony Abbott at the next election," he said.

My report sets out two overriding objectives: a relentless drive to raise standards and to offer equal opportunity, facilitated by bringing coherence to the chaotic schools system.

Zoltan Falosny, the structuralist and cultural critic, offers this explanation as to why people become traitors: there are basically three overriding reasons, he claims – money, blackmail and revenge.