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

High priority has to be given to technology research and development for the inevitable exploitation of biomass as the only renewable carbon source for organic chemicals and fuels.

I was pleased to hear Warren Gatland [the Wales head coach] say this week that consideration should in future be given to having a play-off between the winners of the Nations Cup and the bottom team in the Six Nations, and the priority has to be giving Georgia and Romania fixtures that would help them show they are worthy of such a move".

Mr. Ridge said priority had to be given to standardizing training and equipment for firefighters, the police and emergency personnel across the country and creating a "seamless" communication system.

Priority had to be given to those ones in frequent contact with pregnant women, infants, children or immune compromised patients [ 71].

During the discussions, the teachers felt that priority had to be given to separating the group of teachers from that of intern supervisors in order to better highlight the particularities and role of the field training.

The inner city has to be given priority.

Therefore, non-motorized transport has to be given equal priority in designing the urban infrastructure.

Thus, cross-border quality assurance has to be given highest priority.

A third camp in Upper Nile had been opened at the end of May but a sudden influx of 32,000 refugees meant that they had to be given priority and moved from insecure border areas, where people have been bombed in the past, before transferring those in Jamam, she said.

There are also certain foreign policy issues which are of such magnitude and such vital importance for Europe that they simply have to be given priority.

Sabella said Argentina's priority had to be to give Messi the ball where he was at his most dangerous, just inside the opposition half where he could run at their defence.