Sentence examples for has made a clear priority from inspiring English sources

"The foreign secretary has made a clear priority that the Foreign Office should provide the platform of choice for UK government overseas – that's what we're seeking to do, we're seeking to make what we do for ourselves as well suited to what others want as possible.

He has made reform a top priority.

Because the evidence on the importance of hand-washing with soap is clear, UNICEF has made it a programme priority.

Nick Clegg has made the Liberal Democrat priority very clear – a significant acceleration of planned increases in the starting point for paying income tax.

Syria may dominate discussions on day one, but Mr Cameron has made clear his summit priority is broader and includes, first and foremost, much-needed global growth.

Home Secretary Theresa May has made it clear that priority will be given to people who are vulnerable to violence, including cases of sexual violence, he said.

Even before the final results of the general election are announced, David Cameron has made clear his first priorities of a majority Conservative government: an effort to reinforce the union, immediate work to draft the EU in/out referendum bill and getting the "rollercoaster" £30bn cuts programme under way to tackle the deficit.

While Tebow has made his priorities clear that his faith comes first, Elway's job demands that Tebow be the analytical secularist and stick to the science of football.

Astellas, based in Tokyo and one of Japan's biggest drug makers, has made it clear that a priority was expanding its oncology drug pipeline.

Transport Secretary Philip Hammond said in a statement: "The Government has made clear its most urgent priority is to tackle the UK's record budget deficit, in order to restore confidence in the economy and support the recovery.

Jalili has made it clear that his priority from the talks is to obtain relief from sanctions, particularly from a European Union oil embargo due to take effect on 1 July.