Sentence examples for priority not only from inspiring English sources

But, said Pearce, "further refinements to allow reduction in CT doses should be a priority, not only for the radiology community, but also for manufacturers.

Mr. Sharpton said Mr. Holder had told the family that the review was a priority not only for him, but for the president and the attorney general.

"This bridge is the No. 1 priority not only for commuters but for Main Street from Maine to Miami," said Shirley J. Ybarra, Virginia's transportation secretary, as the project hit a bistate standoff.

Ivory will be a top priority, not only because of the rate at which elephant numbers are declining, but also because the trade has been linked to terrorist organisations including al-Shabaab, the Somalia-based cell of group al-Qa'ida.

Only this week did George Bush, who is due to meet Mr Sharon next week, urge Israel once again to stop the settlement-building.The cruel twist is that places like Kfar Qaddum and Nahallin are a low priority not only for Israel but also for the Palestinian Authority (PA).

As a result, Project HOPE has made educating communities about TB detection and TB/HIV co-infection a priority not only in Africa (in Namibia and Malawi, for example), but Central Asia as well.

He will set out his priorities not only for the coming year but for a second term, mainly to boost jobs through rebuilding the manufacturing base, developing the new energy sector and improving education.

We set our own priorities, not only for what to do but also what not to do.

First steps have to be made and specific LoCs have to be suggested in order to start discussions based on which risk managers will have to rethink their priorities, not only with respect to conservation goals, but also regarding trade-offs between different ecosystem services provided by the agro-ecosystem.

Without any doubt these decisions have negatively contributed to setting of wrong priorities not only in the agricultural sector but throughout the spine of the nation.

With an extra summit scheduled for Wednesday, Cameron went on: "Resolving the problems in the eurozone is the urgent and overriding priority facing not only the eurozone members but the EU as a whole and, indeed, the rest of the world economy.