Sentence examples for not enough priority from inspiring English sources

There is not enough priority given to protection and skilled support for breastfeeding, which means ensuring that mothers are safe and secure, have priority access to food, water, shelter, and if necessary, private places to breastfeed.

Prof Hubbard added that treatment and prevention of lung disease was not given enough priority by NHS England and researchers were not given enough funding.

FL Well I think it is because the people who are buying from them do not give enough priority to labour concerns.

These suggestions were often deemed too complex or not enough of a priority, only to be introduced centrally months later.

The Commons Transport Committee said ports were vital to UK prosperity but were not being given enough priority.

"Although many schools have recently become more focused on the importance of improving the standards and wellbeing of disadvantaged pupils, tackling poverty is still not a high enough priority for all schools.

The chief inspector of hospitals at the Care Quality Commission, Prof Sir Mike Richards, said the organisation had seen examples of excellent end-of-life care, but also instances where it had not been given enough priority.

"What I fear is that it's not a high enough priority with everything going on in the world".

In retirement, Penfold has been critical of the FCO's attitude towards Africa, and has expressed the view that it does not give high enough priority to the continent.

"A lot of people are saying 'my home is not a big enough priority to be living on baked beans for 25 years, just so I can own the house that I live in".

Republican intransigence has had a two-fold impact -- it has not only prevented our nation from making good on its promise to help end global hunger, it has signaled to the rest of the world that these issues are not enough of a priority for our government to invest in.