Sentence examples for greater priority given to from inspiring English sources

The taskforce recommended better pay for academics, changes to the funding formula for STEM subjects by the funding councils to dissuade universities from cutting courses, and a greater priority given to the refurbishment of science labs.

The former police minister also called for schools focused on "academic excellence" to be available across the country - and a greater priority given to migrants learning English.

UNICEF is also supplying free latrines to 4,000 families, with priority given to the poorest and those in greatest need.

Greater priority was given to how patients could manage cancer themselves, particularly in the area of diet and general lifestyle.

It may be that greater priority was given to smoking cessation or that patients were perceived as less receptive to preventive care (although the association was not significant for advice).

Fostering traditional agriculture and ecotourism were also supported by those who consider the preservation of local identity to be important; however, greater priority should be given to integrating the protected area with the preservation of local identity and the priorities of the local population.

Greater priority should be given to capacity building in smaller community controlled organisations, it said.

Greater priority should be given to releasing teachers who wish to attend quality assured professional development programmes.

In a report, Unicef has called for greater priority to be given to saving lives in the first four weeks of life.

He called for primary school admissions rules to be changed so that greater priority could be given to poorer children - on condition that they had taken up a state-funded nursery place in the school "from the earliest age possible".

The team of experts from the UK and the University of Washington in Seattle said the UK had a high burden of smoking-related illnesses, and greater priority should be given to reducing lung disease.