Sentence examples for particular priority to from inspiring English sources

I'm also told the VC — which is based in Tallinn, Estonia and Palo Alto, California — plans to invest in startups globally, but will give particular priority to European startups that are aiming for a global market, and U.S.-based startups that are looking to penetrate European and emerging markets.

They also run DJ workshops for women and those who identify as non-binary, giving particular priority to those who are of colour or from working class backgrounds.

This round, called the "Doha Development Round", is mandated to accord particular priority to the needs of developing countries.

These results have important implications for our understanding of this species, which is of particular priority to the International Whaling Commission [ 16, 17].

Given that research into psychological treatments for health anxiety is at an early stage and the superiority of any one approach has not yet been demonstrated (Thomson & Page, 2007), it is a particular priority to focus on improving outcomes from psychological treatments for health anxiety.

This comprehensive comparison of 5-year prevalence, incidence, and 5-year survival is important to provide evidence for rational and appropriate resource allocations (Mariotto et al, 2006, 2011; Yabroff et al, 2008; Barlow, 2009), with particular priority to primary prevention of cancer (Micheli et al, 2009).

Interview participants were asked to describe how diabetic foot care was experienced and practised, the particular priority given to foot care, and knowledge and attitudes relevant to diabetic foot care.

However, teachers in general did not see teaching hygiene as a particular priority compared to their many other activities.

Findings indicate strong support for the teaching of science in these programs, with particular priority given to the basic concepts of bioscience and gross system anatomy.

During the twenty two days that the conference was in session, Keynes and White were repeatedly pressed to both fight their respective corners for their governments' particular priorities and to work together to drive through an agreement that would have enough buy-in from the several hundred delegates from over forty countries assembled in the Mount Washington Hotel to actually be implemented.

A particular priority will be to reduce exposure to risk factors in middle age, and especially smoking, coupled with policies that help people to remain confident and engaged with life, factors shown to correlate with successful ageing.