Sentence examples for priority has been given to from inspiring English sources

As the power has improved priority has been given to the water pumping stations, and according to the CPA in a lot of areas the supply is back to pre-war levels.

Priority has been given to sources where carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions are the largest and the most concentrated.

Although priority has been given to the safety aspects of AVs, security has been largely overlooked [123].

Previously no priority has been given to studies of the ways linguistic landscapes may inflect immersion students' language use and shape their linguistic identities.

The priority has been given to a simple formulation based on the principle of spatial Fourier transforms compatible with good numerical efficiency and yet providing quick solutions.

So far, priority has been given to those capabilities required to enable safety applications, but there is an increasing interest in also enabling Internet access from the vehicles.

Now all schools - primary as well as secondary - have been invited to convert to academy status, but priority has being given to those deemed by education watchdog Ofsted to be "outstanding" or "performing well".

The general secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders Brian Lightman said: "We welcome the commitment to education in the chancellor's speech today and the priority that has been given to protecting education funding".

This fact may reflect the high priority that has been given to scientific research in Oceania.

The highest priority, however, has been given to infectious TB cases (mostly of adults) and the management and prevention of TB among children is relatively neglected despite the fact that TB is a cause of significant childhood mortality and morbidity [ 1, 3].

Priority for enrolment has been given to pupils who are studying for their First School Leaving Certificate exam this year.