Sentence examples for much more priority from inspiring English sources

I think that's why these sites request a dress code – but if they have those rules the lives of the staff must have had much more priority".

In particular, such low TP levels bias the HM in a negative way by giving much more priority to those users with low TP levels and neglecting other users.

"UNICEF is pleased to see that in Russia, much more priority is now being placed on minimizing these situations in the first place either by supporting vulnerable families or developing alternative family based care when it is not in the best interest of the child to grow up in its biological family," said Mr. Bainvel.

The DVFI distribution certainly manifests itself as a much more precise priority scheme for video packets, compared to the two-level-priority scheme (denoted as I/P).

For the Salvation Army and the careworn guys outside the unused Saint Martin station, however, there are much more important priorities.

The odd reference to Thatcherite economics and the occasional council tax freeze aside, their reincarnation as "compassionate" Conservatives has entailed a general gravitation towards embracing much more liberal priorities.

Tillerson, like Trump, thinks there are "much more pressing priorities" than climate change.

What's more, she says, food is now much more of a priority in many schools: "The key thing is a 'whole school approach'.

The FCC, and the administration more generally, needs to make freeing up a significant amount of federal spectrum much more of a priority.

Indeed, Sirin is banking on the belief that for these buyers, security and related privacy features, as well as a slick design, will be much more of a priority than the price tag.

Still, Djokovic claims that he's just a few small adjustments away from being in top form for Paris, and when it comes to the majors, you have to believe him: He hasn't lost at one since last year's French Open, which only makes winning this one that much more of a priority for him.