Sentence examples for measures a priority from inspiring English sources

A culture of failing to make security measures a priority is a particular problem in mission-driven organizations.

Mr. Temer notably did not make anticorruption measures a priority in his speech, despite the huge graft scandals upending Brazil over the last two years.

Austerity cuts have made revenue-raising measures a priority across Whitehall, and ministers believe that the motoring agencies should increase their fees.

Collisions with deer and other large animals are increasing, and the resulting economic costs and risks to public safety have made mitigation measures a priority for both city and wildlife managers.

Because of that, relief organizations are making anti-cholera measures a priority, even among a plethora of pressing needs.

As founder and co-chair of the Congressional Anti-Bullying Caucus, it also my hope that the incoming congressional members will make anti-bullying measures a priority on their agendas.

The measure, a priority for groups that oppose abortion, would give a thumbs-up to Tennessee and other conservative states to resume policies blocking Planned Parenthood clinics from getting federal funding through the Title X family-planning program.

The measure, a priority for the travel industry, was one of several sensible recommendations made in the last year by Mr. Obama's Council on Jobs and Competitiveness, a 27-member panel of corporate executives, academics, investors and labor leaders.

The Obama administration-supported measure, a priority for the bureau before the 12 June massacre at an LGBT nightclub, would have allowed the FBI vast access to internet metadata, including messaging logs, account logins, browser histories and email records, all without a warrant, by using a kind of nonjudicial subpoena known as a national security letter.

Republican Gov. Matt Blunt, who made passing the measure a priority, called it "extraordinarily strong". The legislation would require applicants for food stamps, housing and other public benefits to prove they are U.S. citizens or are legally in the country.

A building design based on passive measures is a priority to reduce operational energy consumption but it is not enough to achieve the nearly Zero Energy Building (nZEB) level.