Sentence examples for long-term priorities from inspiring English sources

Republicans could then turn to long-term priorities.

Prime ministers and presidents should make everyday decisions but never forget long-term priorities and values".

What's more, the small resources the government will have need to go on long-term priorities, not short-term relief.

But in a chaotic land they represent the best-available repository of data and long-term priorities.

Making a decision (to get involved or let go) was a great reminder of my short- and long-term priorities.

"PacifiCare's short-term and long-term priorities have changed substantially from earlier this year," Mr. O'Leary said on Wednesday in a written statement.

Of course the long-term priority must be to tackle the root causes of this psychosis.

Lynn's most difficult task, and his long-term priority, will be improving the lot of New York's cabbies.

In recent years, as the authority cycled through chairmen, the program's standing appeared to vacillate between a leading long-term priority and a deferrable luxury expense.

It's clearly a long-term priority, with Zuckerberg describing it as "another important effort that we expect to create a lot of value over the next few years".

A long-term priority for any government will be to make sure that the British economy is more diverse, so that other sectors can keep it moving if the City hits another bump — or if business shifts to Asia.