Sentence examples for our core priorities from inspiring English sources

"We were able to leverage some existing and new partners and also use the event to better explain our core priorities and what we do in South Africa".

"Our core priority right now is just to make sure our folks are safe," Obama said.

"Our core priority right now is just to make sure that our folks are safe and to do an effective assessment of Iraqi and Kurdish capabilities".

The only two times he ever faced voters in a general election -- in 1994 and 2002 -- he was closely aligned with ACLU positions on three of our core domestic priorities: LGBT equality, reproductive rights and a fair immigration policy.

Now more than ever, we need young black organizers all over the country to lead us forward – young black organizers who will advance progressive messaging, innovate political strategy, refresh electoral organizing and call in issue campaigns that uphold core priorities for our liberation.

"The organisation is going to be smaller as it concentrates on its core priorities and we will be supporting our staff through a difficult period of change and using voluntary redundancy wherever possible".

"The quarter capped off a pivotal year of tremendous growth and we're looking forward to 2013 as we focus on three core priorities: attracting more users with great products and services; growing our Premier Agent business with unmatched value and tools; and accelerating our emerging mortgage, rental and home improvement marketplaces," said CEO Spencer Rascoff in the earnings release.

It is the focus on these factors as the core priorities of the Jewish faith.

Ashcroft blamed the Tory setbacks on the party putting people off by "talking amongst ourselves" about peripheral issues such as Europe and gay marriage rather than focusing on voters' core priorities.

"At this point, we would say that we put forward a budget that closes the gap and funds vital services and core priorities without having to raise taxes," Ms. Anglin said.

And the government has pushed sexual health so far down the agenda that HIV treatment and prevention services were removed from the list of NHS core priorities in 1997 and are not now assessed.