Sentence examples for given priority attention from inspiring English sources

Mr. Tierney said the Rainbow Lake dam was never given priority attention because it holds back water only during wet periods.

Their educational, training and health care needs should be given priority attention to assist their well-being and to discourage their participation in armed conflict, trafficking, prostitution and drug abuse.

Nevertheless, it might be reasonable to give priority attention to the reduction of allowable worker exposures to substances that appear most hazardous by this index and that some workers may be exposed to full-time near the PEL.

Moreover, the European Commission's Directorate for Regions which allocates and monitors the Structural Funds does not give priority attention to research, and neither the Commission's Directorate for Research nor the Directorate for Health have information on how member states are using Structural Funds for research.

Taken together with the comprehensive analysis, we considered that TLR3 should be a more important and specific TLR in FLS induction and thus we gave priority attention to TLR3 in our following work, although we still could not rule out other TLR roles in joint inflammation, which need to be confirmed by further studies.

As part of its efforts to step-up community involvement, UNICEF is giving priority attention to a nationwide social mobilization initiative to stimulate the media support and active involvement of local councils, schools, mosques, community leaders and artists to use every possible channel for countering the threat of polio outbreak in Yemen.

Because American security was given priority over all other concerns, counterterrorism agencies paid no attention to the human rights abuses being committed by their local partners.

Although cancer-related fatigue has been given priority status for study in Western countries, unfortunately, it has not received enough attention in China.

Emergencies are given priority.

Children's claims are given priority.

Infrastructure, long ignored, was given priority.