Sentence examples for priorities to increase from inspiring English sources

BBC director general Tony Hall made it one of his priorities to increase the number of women on BBC local radio breakfast shows and although there have been a number of new female co-hosts, the network only has a handful of solo women breakfast presenters.

To identify research priorities to increase understanding of the pathogenesis, diagnosis, and improved treatment of spasmodic dysphonia.

"But earlier this year, the government took action by setting up the first ever independent body with a clear set of priorities to increase the number of A&E doctors and the number of medical students choosing A&E as a career".

But inadequate maternal health care services with poor organization, huge rural-urban divide, large interstate disparities coupled with stringent social-economic and cultural constraints demands a significant shift in programme priorities to increase service coverage and accessibility to all sections of population [37], [38], [39], [40], [41], [42], [43], [44], [45], [46].

Businesses are driven by two primary priorities: to increase revenue by building and selling more products, and to maximize profits by externalizing costs to another entity.

Nonetheless, the agency has made it a priority to increase production of food for aid in the countries where it is needed, both to lessen transportation costs when fuel costs are high and to aid local economies.

But the disease was still found in 20 countries across large areas of Africa and Asia which was why, as UN secretary general, I made it a global priority to increase our efforts to eradicate polio.

Vivendi boss Jean-Bernard Levy had made the deal a top priority to increase the company's cash flows and raise its exposure to both telecoms and its home market in France.

He has also made it a priority to increase access, not just through the pricing structure, but through a massive increase in the number of productions and performances filmed for the multiplex and for TV.

Mr. Hu said that the Chinese economy would shift toward domestic consumption and that the government would make it a priority to increase domestic demand, as the United States and many economists have urged.

President Hu Jintao has made it a top priority to increase farm incomes and reduce income inequality between rural and urban areas; when Mr. Wen visited the Beijing market in a trip covered by official media, he was careful to avoid criticizing farmers and did not accuse them of price gouging, although he did caution against hoarding and speculation in general.