Sentence examples for given due priority from inspiring English sources
Humanitarian floor targets could mean, for example, that education or health levels in fragile states or level 3 emergencies are given due priority by establishing minimum outcome levels alongside the aspirations for improved overall provision for the poorest.
Placing a hard cap on the talent we attract to the UK is a deeply flawed idea, but if we're going to salvage it we need a system where science and engineering qualifications are given due priority – both in Tier 1 and in Tier 2. The government has shown it is willing to listen to certain arguments.
Therefore, it is vitally important that women, the party most oppressed by fanaticism, are given due priority and importance, and raised to the position they deserve in social life and politics: If women are comfortable and peaceful then that community is peaceful.
Since the inception of the GSP, the Secretariat has given due priority to assisting partners in establishing Regional Soil Partnerships.
More of the neglected rainfed rice lands in the Low Country Wet Zone as well as those with supplementary irrigation facilities (minor irrigation systems) in the Dry and Intermediate Zones have to be given due priority in the rehabilitation process to improve cropping intensity as envisaged.
This suggests that these attributes are, in general, also given due priorities by the pooled decision-makers, despite the fact that they are independent entities with different objectives.
Yoriko Yasukawa, UNICEF Representative in Mexico, said that the signing of the agreement constitutes a message to Mexican society about giving due priority to child rights.
The White House always asks for less money than Congress is willing to give, due to either differing priorities, a calculated political strategy, lingering resentment from 2010 and 2011, or some combination of all three.
The curricula is a comprehensive document covering a wide range of topics complemented with up-to-date training approaches and gives due emphasis on high impact priority interventions for maximum health gains.
Rules with no explicitly given priority have priority 1.0.
