Sentence examples for priority nature from inspiring English sources

Indeed, Gulf diplomacy has decided that the Obama administration's refusal to confront Iran over its expansionist ambitions in the region -- citing the priority nature of the nuclear issue -- is a deliberate relief for the leaders of Iran from accountability, if not endorsement and silent blessing for Iranian expansion in Syria and Lebanon.

"We're told an economy in crisis is a higher priority than nature in crisis.

The council had designated the land under the National Parks and Access to the Countryside Act 1949, which gave priority to nature conservation over public access and recreation.

It has classical roots in Aristotle's notion of priority in nature, and has branched into the contemporary program of sparse ontology, in a way that has proven fruitful in understanding a wide range of issues.

Other special interests were also concerned that businesses and residents would take second priority after nature.

This is the only other analysis (that we know of) that has considered global spatial priorities for nature conservation in agricultural landscapes.

The Darwin Manuscripts Project (http://darwin.amnh.org) is an excellent resource for someone interested in the evidence for Darwin's claim of priority or in nature and extent of his thoughts on natural selection during the period prior to 1859.

I don't know why not... Making babies is the No. 1 priority for human nature".

"It is an enormously high priority for The Nature Conservancy," says Mark Tercek, the group's president and CEO.

Furthermore, following proper interpretation by experts, it can be used to identify and preselect priority landscapes for nature conservation planning.

It shows to what extent they may entail a reconfiguration of the burden sharing and the priority setting of nature conservation.