Sentence examples for great priority to from inspiring English sources

"I feel that what I have from the White House is a commitment to bring more enthusiasm, to make it a great priority to get immigration reform done this year," said Mr. Gutierrez, who voted for the House bill in November but was noncommittal in recent days.

Another group of countries including Argentina and Venezuela have given greater priority to growth than to price stability.

Assigning a greater priority to nuclear weapons provided the opportunity to scale down expensive conventional forces.

This week his defence secretary, Donald Rumsfeld, vowed to give greater priority to military activity in space.

Officials now give greater priority to attracting skilled workers than to allowing relations to join immigrants already in Canada.

People don't see the environment as a luxury, but government gives greater priority to corporate interests.

Mr. Burt said the settlement directed the board not to give greater priority to schools seeking money to buy computers powered by Windows.

Leeds are probably paying him a decent sum, but to see a modern player attach greater priority to his word than to glamour is nevertheless refreshing.

It is reinforced by a model of health service management that gives greater priority to transactions and cost control than to people and relationships.

Unsurprisingly, the HMC isn't calling for universities to give greater priority to students from comprehensives, which would be a nod in the right direction for social mobility.

Whichever models are used, they must give greater priority to the professional development needs of staff – teachers need more support with how to improve.