Sentence examples for much less priority from inspiring English sources

They give much less priority to "better pay for staff", "better buildings" and "giving academics more time for research".

Similarly, the Greek asylum system gives Afghans much less priority than Somalians and Yemenis – but the latter can't now get into Macedonia, while the former still can.

We met parents who had chosen the school on the basis of its planned new building and were waiting to hear if it would get into the coalition's much less ambitious Priority Schools Building programme (PSBP).

While sexual violence both during and in the wake of these wars has received much attention, less priority has been given to intimate partner violence (IPV) in relation to wara.

He also said he felt the Israeli-Palestinian conflict would be "much less of a priority, and when it's not a priority, this means that Israel in some ways gets off the hook".

But early childhood was much less of a priority, and according to Inter-American Development Bank (I.D.B).

This size restriction became much less of a priority after the closing of the canal during the Suez Crisis of 1956.

Getting "my way" becomes much less of a priority because getting "our way" becomes what I really want since to fulfill my desires at the expense of my partner's missing out on theirs would leave us both feeling diminished.

Such deeply opposed views differ not only in how much more or less priority they attribute to different target groups but also in their ranking pattern, i.e., the very order of priority among those groups.

Thus, the choice of weight is much less dependent on the given priority list.

Other sub-sectors were much less advanced, struggled with the priority setting process, which was a new experience to them, and did not have much information to feed into the process.