Sentence examples for priorities across from inspiring English sources

Catholic in religion, catholic in gastronomy, French people consider this condiment a sign of the warped priorities across the Channel.

It sets a short and long-term course for the company and matches actions to corporate priorities across teams, and to measurements and goals accordingly.

"The bank is unique in that it can work with countries to set priorities across countries, across sectors, across issues," she said.

The earthquake in Japan – and the crisis at Fukushima – have radically altered nuclear priorities across Europe Germanyy is to phase out all its plants by 2022, opposition to nuclear power is increasing in France and Italy.

A cap on home ticket prices with a view to longer term reductions, an end to match categorisation, a significant increase in the ASI budget and, critically, affordable under-21 ticket prices should all be priorities across the Premier League.

These services were decided based on a citizens 'report card', which identified citizen priorities across the city, and the tax system is designed to protect the poorest – they pay the least.

Instead it makes much of improving efficiency (government bureaucracies are graded on their effectiveness with colour-coded dots), tries to squeeze spending on non-priorities across the board, and explicitly attacks the congressional penchant for stuffing pet-pork projects into spending bills.

What has been your main priority across the two organisations?

Mental health and wellbeing are a growing priority across the sector, but experts say more needs to be invested in services in some universities.

The issue of homelessness, however, has largely been absent from the campaign trail in 2016, even though it is a priority across the nation.

But meeting the state's affordable housing needs will also require the governor's leadership to ensure it is a priority across all departments.