Sentence examples for priorities held from inspiring English sources

On the same today, the US envoy to the UN, Nikki Haley, said "getting Assad out" was one of "multiple priorities" held by the administration.

In a similar fashion, the influence of Western philosophies and theories on how children learn and should be taught in Singapore's NEL Framework has been claimed to run counter to the traditional cultural beliefs and the inherent curriculum priorities held by teachers and parents in a largely Chinese society with Confucius influence (Ang 2006, 2014; Lim-Ratnam 2013; Lim and Torr 2008).

There is another way to look at the strong support Romney receives from the super rich: Many of his policies are in line with the overall view of priorities held by the wealthy, which is different than that of the general public.

However, although the selection of items is empirically grounded [ 20], each item is given equal weight in the summary score and this may not adequately reflect the preferences and priorities held by respondents.

Healthy roots are nurtured by a public empowered to help establish priorities, hold officials accountable, and be a trusted partner of government through their civic responsibilities.

At this point, a year into the last of four gubernatorial terms, Brown is a popular governor, willing and able to flex his muscles on his priorities, holding the threat of the $24 million in campaign money he has left to spend in the next three years.

The transition team hires staff (currently the Obama transition team has a staff of over 450 people), ultimately makes about 4,000 appointments (25% of which must be confirmed by the Senate), initiates policy plans, sets priorities, holds meetings with various interest groups and, in short, fulfills many of the functions that a government agency would do.

The legislation, a top Republican priority, held the promise of greater economic prosperity for Americans.

It has made the issue a priority, holding meetings and workshops and spending millions of dollars on research on how to deal with questions unique to this new genomics era.

The UN Global Compact for its part, launched one of the most intensive consultations on global priorities ever held among the international business community, and submitted a report on prospects for a post-MDG agenda to the UN secretary general.

Priorities has held informational meetings with donors like Bernard L. Schwartz, a New York investor, and J. B. Pritzker, a Chicago-based philanthropist, to discuss a 2016 strategy and how much money will be needed to take on Republican super PACs.