Sentence examples for priorities paying from inspiring English sources

Putting external affairs above the Kingdom's domestic priorities; paying lip service to political, social and institutional reforms; financing rebel groups; burning through currency reserves on military expedition and ignoring future generations' needs, are all, the very things that Saudi Arabia must not continue doing.

[ 8] Adherence can also be influenced by socioeconomic circumstances that may lead to a situation of having to choose between competing priorities, paying the transport fee to go to the clinic or buying food for the family.

The White House will almost certainly make its priority paying interest on its debts so that the US does not default for the first time in its history.

(This distribution of voting rights has remained more or less the same up to mid-2014, as the Bank has failed to implement its policy change agreed to in April 2010 due to the blocking by the U.S. Congress for domestic reasons such as the country's sluggish economy and the attention and priority paid to local elections. A similar situation has occurred in the IMF).

If, however, Isner and his teammates keep this particular run going, their compatriots might want to consider shifting their priorities and paying attention for a change.

Student loans charge a very low rate of interest, and should therefore come last in a graduate's priorities when paying back debt.

Senator Patrick J. Toomey, a freshman Republican from Pennsylvania, said a delay in raising the debt limit need not cause a default because the Treasury secretary could set priorities in paying government obligations.

Kamal-Yanni believes governments should agree which research should be funded, instead of leaving development entirely to the market: "The state has a huge responsibility in defining the priorities and paying for it.

Neither Mr. Baucus nor Mr. Conrad has ruled out cutting taxes, but both have suggested that Mr. Bush's cuts may be too large given other priorities, like paying down the federal debt and revamping Social Security.

It did signal a shift in the Rangers' priorities toward paying for pitching, after having been outbid for Cliff Lee and C.J. Wilson, writes Jean-Jacques Taylor on ESPN.com, which is exactly what they needed to do to get over the championship hump, writes Jon Paul Morosi on Foxsports.com.com

Priorities like paying suppliers, managing payroll, invoicing and sales probably top the list.