Sentence examples for priorities raised from inspiring English sources

However, we found no further evidence about the similarity or differences in priorities raised by AHP, BWS, or ranking cards.

A nonprofit group backing President Barack Obama's policy and political priorities raised nearly $6 million during the first three months of 2014.

Not only did it shun the fundamental equality vision of the Verma Report, it abdicated all the systemic priorities raised by it including the removal of political representatives charged with sex offenses, internationalizing medical protocols, sex education, making the Armed Forces more accountable, and most significant, a proposed Women's Bill of Rights.

Matrix tabulation of interventions and patients' perspectives identified a range of priorities raised by people infected with HIV-1 that were not addressed in evaluated interventions.

What is surprising is that not all types of priorities raised by patients had been fully evaluated in the interventions included in the most recent update of the Cochrane review.

The decision taken this time was that, although there was no need for a conceptual mapping of the field, there was a need for a targeted review of the literature and a review of mental health policy documents to identify all the research questions and priorities raised.

His press secretary, Chris Lehane, said Mr. Bush's priorities "raise questions about whether he has what it takes to be president".

He focused on the Lib Dems' four priorities: raising the tax allowance, the pupil premium, reforming banking and political reform.

The first is that it is too early to say: the campaign must stick to its initial priorities, raising money and harvesting grass-roots endorsements in key primary states.

Many of the Chinese leadership's broad priorities — raising incomes for China's 1.3 billion inhabitants, for example — had already been widely telegraphed in speeches and editorials over the past year and had been welcomed by analysts who say China urgently needs to overhaul its outdated economic growth model.

The shortcomings in current prioritisation processes and the difficulties encountered in synthesising research priorities raise the question of whether it is appropriate to attempt to develop sub-regional and regional research priorities by synthesising existing national priorities.