Sentence examples for more immediate priority from inspiring English sources

In the short term, however, Rove and Mehlman have a more immediate priority: to hold on to the White House.

Could that debate be elided with the more immediate priority of preventing the American government from falling still further apart?

A more immediate priority for the buyers when the deal closes, probably in January, will be to put some distance between their new acquisition and its past.

China is not included in those negotiations, which the Obama administration considers a higher, more immediate priority than the European talks.

A more immediate priority for Shkrum is showing that she belongs in parliament; some returning male MPs are known to still believe a woman's place is in the kitchen.

It doesn't help either that Russia suddenly decided to re-enact its Cold War glory days with Ukraine – this is, for Europe and America, a situation that could escalate into an existential threat to themselves, and is therefore a far more immediate priority.

But he has more immediate priorities, like bringing opera to a worldwide public through ever-expanding media resources.

Governments are thinking about climate change, but they have other more immediate priorities: reducing unemployment, increasing living standards and, in the case of politicians rather than the technocrats running central banks, getting re-elected.

But the authors say it is crucial that efforts to address climate change do not overshadow more immediate priorities for the survival of the world's flora and fauna.

The hospital's director, Dr. Marco Antonio Flores Pérez, 41, has more immediate priorities: how to attend the increasing number of patients who turn up in the emergency room, how to get the X-ray equipment fixed and how to ensure there are enough medical supplies — and make sure they are not stolen.

Woodward has more immediate priorities though, as United look to recover ground on their domestic rivals after their awful year under Moyes.