Sentence examples similar to high profile priority from inspiring English sources

Brighton was voted the most sustainable city in the country last year by the British research group Forum for the Future, and its politicians recently made reducing carbon emissions a high-profile priority.

Freedman says is it the case of the more high profile areas, for example, determining priorities?

Bradley Babson, a former World Bank consultant who studies North Korea, said the leaders were putting "a high priority and a high profile" on the economic zones next to China to "re-establish central control over the significant potential for trade with China".

The drivers for "social messaging", as Ovum terms these mobile-first platforms, include the growth of affordable smartphones and access to mobile broadband (in emerging markets), plus large-scale marketing campaigns (Japan's Line does high profile TV advertising campaigns in its priority markets, for instance).

The findings of this study indicate that the strong donor influence coupled with the MoHSW's high profile role in the country's priority setting facilitate the continuity of the top-down approaches that were supposed to have been eliminated through the promotion of the participatory, grassroots-based bottom-up approaches.

Each challenge will either be a high-profile national priority (e.g., job creation) or something that touches many Americans' daily lives (e.g., nutrition or food safety).

By locating the executive functions directly within the UN Secretariat, the MDGs found a high profile "political champion" and became the preeminent development priority within the United Nations system.

"Our concern is that while the residential and commercial development project has a high profile, the freight yard is not getting a high priority from the state.

Indian women are worried that violence against women will not receive the priority it should in the wake of several high profile rape cases.

On Monday, Theresa May launched her high profile draft modern slavery bill, addressing an issue she describes as a 'personal priority'.

The low priority Boris Johnson has given London's bus service has been deeply disguised by his high profile new bus, sometimes called the "New Routemaster".