Sentence examples for giving absolute priority from inspiring English sources

Now that we have seen the costs of giving absolute priority to safety, we know that this is not only a technical question.

"Greece has to legally commit itself to giving absolute priority to future debt service," said the document, said to have been circulated by German officials.

Howard Marder, an agency spokesman, said in a statement on Friday that the Housing Authority was giving "absolute priority" to the investigation by the Brooklyn district attorney's office into the death of Jacob Neuman and not releasing any "systemwide information".

Understandably, Mr Kirchner gave absolute priority to economic growth.

Legislation to expand the energy grid will be given "absolute priority" and passed in June, she said.

Of course the government must give absolute priority to protecting the security of the nations against terrorist or any other threats.

But the minister of planning, Martus Tavares, said today that the government would continue "to give absolute priority to investments in the energy area" and would not curtail spending on health or education, which makes it difficult to see where the government plans to trim.

We need a profound change in every aspect of government and our way of life -- not just energy, but transport, industry, building, agriculture, public expenditure and taxation, and foreign policy, in order in every area to give absolute priority to combating climaten change.

Mr Barghouti will support Mr Abbas's presidency and policies if, in return, Mr Abbas prepares for a new general election, and gives absolute priority to attempts to free the 7,000 or so Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails.Others are making similar demands of Mr Abbas.

Consequently, the primary network is given absolute priority.

A lexicographic preference relation gives absolute priority to one good over another.