Sentence examples for frontline priorities from inspiring English sources

In his budget speech, Mr Brown said he was on target to dispose of £30bn of "fixed assets" by 2010 to raise cash for "frontline priorities".

Contrast our values of looking after the vulnerable and protecting frontline services with the priorities set out by Labour and the Tories who are still prepared, even in these difficult financial times, to keep spending on Trident, nuclear weapons and ID cards".

"But the new government is giving councils real freedoms to promote local economic growth and to focus resources on frontline services and local priorities".

They also receive input from the leaders of the directorates who should involve the frontline practitioners in identifying priorities within their departments.

A: The equipment for troops on the frontline should be the priority.

The leaders of the three councils – Colin Barrow from Westminster, Stephen Greenhalgh from Hammersmith & Fulham and Sir Merrick Cockell from Kensington & Chelsea – said that with cuts in central government spending to reduce the national deficit, their priority was to protect frontline services.

Alistair Berrill, the leader of the local Conservative group added: "This power sharing deal allows us to work on our key election priorities of focus on the frontline, balancing the council's books and making our school system better.

However, since they are daily confronted with patients and bear the direct consequences of the priority setting decisions, most of the frontline respondents thought they should be more involved in informing the hospital priority setting decisions.

Councillor Harvey Jennings, leader of the city council, said the priority would be to protect frontline services.

Council leader Michael Lee said the priority was to protect "the frontline services that our communities value and rely on the most".

For hospital budget allocations to departments and service areas, at least on paper, the priority setting process began with frontline staff (clinical and non-clinical staff within all the departments of the hospital) submitting their wish lists to their departmental heads (Kapiriri and Martin 2006; Kapiriri et al. 2007; Gordon et al. 2009).