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Obama used his weekly radio and Internet address Saturday to touch lightly on some of his administration's priorities: expanding health coverage, creating jobs and improving education.

We'll do it now," de Blasio said as he ticked off his priorities: expanding the city's paid sick leave law, forcing large developers to build more affordable housing, reforming the controversial police tactic of stop-and-frisk that critics say leads to racial profiling, and offering universal access to pre-kindergarten and after-school programs.

He ran through the administration's education priorities: expanded pre-school, getting schools access to high-quality internet service, controlling costs and boosting teacher quality.

Even if these countries adopted the most perfect priorities, expanded their capacity to use health care funds effectively, and ran their health systems with exemplary competence and honesty, according to Prof. Sachs, they still would not be able to afford the minimal set of interventions recommended by WHO's Commission on Macroeconomics and Health, which he chaired.

After ensuring that poor families get food stamps to which they are entitled, officials should set another priority: expanding the school breakfast program.

Taken together, the disputes amount to a stalemate on what Mr. Obama has called a critical priority: expanding American competitiveness in manufacturing and other export-related sectors.

An aide to the House speaker, Representative Nancy Pelosi of California, said she and other leaders were supportive of the idea, which they concluded would be their main way to pay for Mr. Obama's top policy priority: expanding health insurance coverage to virtually all Americans and curtailing the steep rise in the cost of medical care while improving patient outcomes.

As you see, the list of priorities expands quickly.

1.3 Keys to Success With the industry being increasingly pinched by declining numbers of customers and more and more hostile judicial and federal regulations, we must insure the following priorities: Expand our customer base to retain a sufficient level of profitability.

One of Mr. Jacobo's priorities was expanding services for teenagers.

In Washington, the Obama administration's priorities for expanding mass transit, passenger rail and what planners call "livability" will likely be challenged by Republicans in Congress, who come from more rural areas with different needs — a trend that gathered steam after the midterm elections.