Sentence examples for priorities notably from inspiring English sources

The few spending cuts and tax increases he has enacted have gone on other priorities, notably expanded health care.

Hampered by rival national priorities – notably German caution – the European Central Bank, led by clever Mario Draghi, is still only talking about quantitative easing to unclog the system.

His priorities, notably boosting bank capital, also reflect official assessments of what worked in America in the earlier phases of its own crisis.

Other priorities, notably the economy and health care legislation, put the issue on the back burner for the first year of his administration.

Francis has begun a discussion about the Church's priorities, notably in an interview with a Jesuit magazine in which he wished the Church away from its obsession with issues like homosexuality.

Mr. Gates's appeals for a closer military dialogue between the two powers were overshadowed by a test flight of a new Chinese stealth fighter, and Mrs. Clinton is expected to outline strategic priorities, notably how to handle North Korea.

To the frustration of many of the people involved in the fight against Al Qaeda, the Bush Administration is said to have been distracted by competing priorities — most notably, the war in Iraq.

Pakistani journalist Ahmed Rashid claims that the security situation in the borderlands is getting worse––"Hundreds of Taliban fighters [aided by Al Qaeda] have been crossing the borders and attacking American troops…" The Bush Administration is said to be distracted by competing priorities––most notably, the war in Iraq.

This initiative recognizes the attention deficit paid to family planning as a result of competing priorities, most notably the HIV/AIDS epidemic [ 5, 32].

The group was so successful that it inspired copycats on the other side of the political spectrum, most notably Priorities USA, a Democratic group launched in the spring by former aides of President Barack Obama.

Once again, he appeared to seek to bridge two streams of thought: embracing a liberal priority in a notably conservative way.