Sentence examples for held priorities from inspiring English sources

Winning its passage has clearly become among Mr. Bloomberg's most deeply held priorities.

"Research has been, in many cases, ring-fenced," Mr. Estermann said, explaining that for many European countries, research in certain fields has held priorities over other aspects of higher education.

Winning its passage became one of Mr. Bloomberg's most deeply held priorities, but Council leaders had shown an unwillingness to go along, a situation that appears to be changing.

For many municipal borrowers, moreover, debt service holds priority over most other obligations.

But it appears that, after this time, the state began to view its bureaucratic and fiscal needs as holding priority over its literary ones.

The Dutch government holds priority shares equivalent to 14percentt of KLM's capital that grant it a veto over alliances deemed damaging to Dutch interests.

McCullum, who averages 38.87 from 92 Tests, added: "It has to hold priority.

If Husserl's transcendental ego[17] returns, here, as the 'I' of conscious intentions, which Levinas differentiated from the self of embodiment, it remains the case that the embodied self holds priority, precisely as the site from which transcendence first arises.

Among all cytochrome P450 isoforms, CYP1A holds priority due to its role in the metabolism of carcinogens, mutagens, and environmental pollutants.

If principle III is to be followed, as well as fairness to the investigators, both van der Meer and Brug and Vanek hold priority over Jírovec, assuming the designation of the species name should be based on the name of the first person to discover P. carinii in humans.

This is the type of defection from commonly held ideological priorities that inspired tea-party activists to attack numerous insufficiently compliant Republican officeholders in the 2010 elections, resulting in a significant rightward shift in the Republican congressional delegation.