Sentence examples for priorities which are from inspiring English sources

Now Akhilesh can turn to his spending priorities, which are education and infrastructure.

Australian advisers are selected in consultation with the government of Papua New Guinea working to priorities which are jointly agreed".

Corbyn Labour has more important priorities, which are far more daunting than political gestures that help political opponents more than they help Labour.

"We need to focus on the priorities, which are to take care of the people who have been hurt first," he said.

Every two to three years the government, often when there is a change of minister, introduces new policy priorities without any follow through to embed the priorities which are now being ditched.

This enables the respective leaders to continue with their real priorities — which are all about holding power or pursuing ideological obsessions — while pretending to advance peace, without paying any political price.

"I had already begun to shift my priorities, which were totally political until the early 1980s, by forming Bandung Films.

The company plans to hire someone permanent but has been busy with other priorities, which is fine with Mr. Sinclair.

These were, like everything he did, intellectual exercises, onto which we now impose another era's visual priorities, which is how all art works.

In doing so, he argued, the Administration was doing nothing more than establishing its enforcement priorities, which is a core function of the executive branch.

Wolfowitz asked him to help write the section on "irregular warfare" in the Pentagon's "Quadrennial Defense Review," a statement of department policy and priorities, which was published earlier this year.