Sentence examples for priority is to boost from inspiring English sources

A priority is to boost the number of infants fed exclusively on breastmilk worldwide – but a principle overriding every other is the mother's right to an informed choice.

In a wide-ranging conversation with Science, Piqué acknowledged that his top priorities are to boost innovation, telecommunications, and information technology.

A key priority for Democrats is to boost domestic programs.

He wrote: "Our number one priority as a society is to boost growth – and get people into work".

The solution is to boost aggregate demand.

The third challenge is to boost supply.

The over-riding priority should be to boost the caring economy through sustained investment: providing universal childcare for working parents, and comprehensive social care for those with acute needs in later life.

Locusts and crickets are calcium-rich and 90% of people in Laos have eaten insects at some point, he says.Durst says the FAO's priority will be to boost the eating of insects where this is already accepted but has been in decline due to western cultural influence.

But some wonder how long the pact will last; and if it does, the prospect of her taking over from Mr Herzog as prime minister after two years under a rotation deal turns off some voters.Mr Herzog says his priorities will be to boost social spending without widening the deficit; rekindle peace talks with the Palestinians; and knit back together the frayed relations with Mr Obama.

Two priorities, Finkel says, are to boost Australia's poor innovation record and set the nation on the road to a fossil-free future.

Lessons from the current crisis will have to be learned, but right now the priority is to secure and boost economic growth – Europe's second most pressing problem.