Sentence examples for priority issues such as from inspiring English sources

Important summits have been postponed and there is less time to focus on priority issues such as supporting the transitions in North Africa.

After assuming above-inflation growth in spending this year, we still have a remaining reserve fund to address priority issues such as prescription drugs for Medicare beneficiaries, bolstering defense and improving education.

As Greg Collins, Director of the USAID Resilience Center recently said to me, "We need to learn to do systems thinking in an earmarked world". High priority issues such as nutrition, women's economic empowerment and climate-change resilience simply cannot be achieved through silos but only through integrated strategies at the community-level.

UNICEF uses a strategic approach for building links with government partners which is very effective in strengthening the policy dialogue on priority issues such as social protection.

Conclusions Policy Context: The MTDS provides a platform for national and international stakeholders to engage in policy processes around priority issues such as social protection.

These two meetings significantly contributed to reinforcing cooperation between the two parliaments, creating the necessary framework for open debates on priority issues, such as the situation of women in the country, security and regional issues, refugees, and EU cooperation assistance.

We need to use the opportunity brought by Brexit to reshape the UK's priorities on issues such as climate change, inequality and education.

And Meyers' female writers also craft their own segments as well, which feature a straight white woman, a white lesbian and a black woman each offering their own perspective and opinion and priorities on issues such as the Million Women March.

Crime experts I have spoken to say county lines was only able to be taken seriously at a national level because of the shift in government and police priorities, towards issues such as child sexual exploitation, child trafficking and vulnerability, rather than simply enforcement.

One respondent described a 'shift' in global priorities to issues such as climate change, terrorism and the rising price of food.

Owing to the lack of good population-wide figures about the incidence and costs, it has not previously been possible to compare the health burden of sports injuries against more recognised high-priority injury issues such as road trauma.