Sentence examples for priorities both from inspiring English sources

But the new rules showed that the White House had thrown its weight behind energy priorities, both environment and energy officials said.

In a healthy democracy, the budgeting process reflects a reasonable balance between the resources available and policy priorities, both present and future.

It put together a special task force on structured finance, sending the proper signal of the agency's priorities both internally and externally.

Older adults often have other chronic health conditions in addition to cancer and may have different health priorities, both of which can impact cancer treatment decision-making.

"In talking to Owen about his priorities both personally and professionally going forward, we both agreed that it was best for him to step down at this time," Mr. Miller said in a statement.

Honouring this promise has not been easy: Mr Obama has had other priorities, both abroad and at home, and events in the region, such as a coup in Honduras just two months after the Trinidad summit, revived some of those old debates.

"We made a very conscious strategy decision to make that a priority, both in the gulf and also in Asia".

For the New York Immigration Coalition, prepping immigrants to apply for DACA or DAPA was a priority, both before and after the injunction.

Such legislation is "a hot priority," both for the industry and for President Bush, said Charles N. Kahn III, president of the Federation of American Hospitals, a for-profit group.

Additionally, keeping the filters clean is of high priority, both for the cleanliness of the air as well as for making sure machines are running optimally.

The stock offering has been a top priority both for G.M.'s management and the Obama administration, which orchestrated the automaker's bankruptcy last year.