Sentence examples for it gives priority from inspiring English sources

A problem is that Saudi Arabia dislikes Isis today, whatever its role in its creation, but it gives priority to regime change in Damascus.

Presently, it gives priority to violin, viola, cello and double bass players, but will in the future include most categories of classical musicians.

"It's problematic because it gives priority in hiring practices to men and women who already have children," Tara Sepehri Far, of Human Rights Watch, told me.

As the brain glues together the acoustic input and the tactile input from the hand holding the chalk or the sandpaper, it gives priority to the information from the ear.

It lost the latest round of that battle on March 6th when the Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator, emphatically reaffirming an earlier decision, threatened to strike it off the list of charities.St Margaret's says it gives priority to Roman Catholics, and to couples who have been married for two years or more.

He has lobbied ferociously against the convention, claiming that it gives priority to the "national interest of retention over considerations of conservation, truth and access".On the other side of the argument, Ricardo Elia, a professor of archaeology at Boston University and the editor of the Journal of Field Archaeology, is scathing about such lobbying.

Eurotunnel said its freight business — mainly shuttling trucks between Britain and France — suffered after the fire, because it gave priority to the Eurostar passenger trains that run from London to Paris and Brussels.

He was offered a one year leave with paid wages, but he rejected it, giving priority to his work for the nation over his own personal health.

Nevertheless, it gave priority score to "I want to die free of pain".

Finally, although it gave priority scores to "I want to receive medical care with compassion".

In agreement with opinion type II, it gave priority score to "I want my religious death rituals to be respected".