Sentence examples for governmental priority from inspiring English sources

Bilingualism is also on the political agenda – the all party parliamentary group on modern languages launched its Manifesto for Languages in July, and is calling on political parties to make school-age language learning a top governmental priority in 2015.

This political decision is generally part of a broader strategic plan either aimed at reduction of road hazards or reflecting a governmental priority (modernization of administration or a search for efficiency).

It is important to highlight that physical activity promotion is a governmental priority in Brazil.

It is urgent that the UK adopts an integrated, multidisciplinary approach to ageing research, which recognizes its great importance as a societal and governmental priority.

Protection of the public should be a governmental priority and that means ensuring clinics and staff provide high quality, supervised service.

Correspondence shows that the theater had paid half of what it owed before it stopped making payments altogether in April 2005, about the same time that the federal money it was receiving from the education department also halted, in a shift of governmental priorities.

Which means, wonderful as it is, that the global game comes below education, health and public transport in any rational list of governmental priorities.

This is, of course, unfortunate, because it means that the importance of protecting the land is pushed ever further down the list of governmental priorities in favor of promising investment deals.

This is – of course – unfortunate, because it means that the importance of protecting the land is pushed ever further down the list of governmental priorities in favour of promising investment deals.

In a telling if not bizarre twist of violations and governmental priorities, Mountain Justice activists who floated a "West Virginia Says No More Toxic Sludge" banner atop the toxic multi-billion gallon Brushy Fork slurry impoundment were arrested for "littering".

The NEA's budget of some $160 million/year is, given all our other governmental priorities and disbursements, pitiful (my comment -- France's Ministry of Culture's budget would be more that $9 billion on a pro rata basis, if you compared the two organizations. Though they have somewhat different mandates, the difference in sums speaks volumes).