Sentence examples for immutable priority from inspiring English sources
Our absolute, immutable priority remains the prevention of this disease.
Rather than making a virtue of the apparently immutable strategies, departmental allocations and priorities that the chancellor will announce today, it might be better to be more flexible and responsive on a year-by-year basis.
That is so because the regime has widely publicized developments in his case and because, unlike other foreign policy priorities, al-Megrahi's situation involves an immutable timeline in the form of his approaching death from cancer.
That view will chime with Arsenal's fans, for whom improving the defence is a priority, but Wenger's loyalty to his young players often seems immutable.
Also notice that priorities are pre-defined by sensors or alert sources, being, therefore, immutable regarding its operating environment.
Finding a man who can square these contradictory yet immutable truths to produce a team that is standing, yet relaxed, is now apparently a "major priority" of the Football Association, secondary in importance – I am told – only to the need to work out an equitable way to slot new recruit Sir Trevor Brooking into the international committee's biscuit-buying rota.
These boundaries are however, not immutable forces of nature, but the result of specific, identifiable, actions and decisions-to change priorities, reallocate funds and maintain current working practices.
The immutable reality is that President Obama can and will use his veto power to guard his top priorities, and Republicans simply don't have the numbers in Congress to override him.
It is unchangeable, immutable.
