Sentence examples for priorities through from inspiring English sources

We determine our policy and priorities through our conference process.

President Obama first asked Congress to establish some priorities through legislation.

Union-busting and privatization remain G.O.P. priorities, and the party will continue its efforts to smuggle those priorities through in the name of balanced budgets.

Video: Bill Gates' goal to eradicate polio   It accuses the Gates Foundation of promoting specific priorities through agriculture grants, some of which undermine the interests of small farmers.

Instead, it merely has a plan for a plan for a plan, effectively commanding Congress to continue fighting over budget priorities through the 2012 elections.

"We put each of the priorities through a lens of political, economic and technical," said Suzanne Malec-McKenna, the commissioner of Chicago's Department of Environment.

Aides argue that they are not trying to spin their priorities through words, only to excise the spin applied relentlessly by the Bush administration.

Americans have long been great list makers ("We hold these truths to be self evident…"), but shifting national priorities through the years have reorganized our sense of how rights should be enumerated.

"Our priority through the time of this trial was to be there for Bailey.

While the fiscal-cliff showdown demonstrated that there's potential for bipartisan deal-making in the Senate, passing any Obama priority through the House of Representatives is nearly impossible unless the political pressure is extremely intense.

We've got to give the highest priority, through our influence with the EU and US, to achieving a viable, sustainable Palestinian state - probably the only way to stop al-Qaida recruitment.