Sentence examples for priority of improving from inspiring English sources

She said she would make a priority of improving oversight of food safety.

Upper Manhattan Together, a nonprofit organization that unites neighborhood groups and trains their leaders, has made a priority of improving the 191st Street station.

The warning letters followed commitments last fall by the F.D.A. commissioner, Margaret A. Hamburg, who has made a priority of improving information for consumers on food packages.

It plays a role in Scotland, the rest of the UK and throughout many parts of the world in influencing decision-making, with the priority of improving standards of care for patients.

Robert E. Diamond, Jr., the chief executive of Barclays, said the appointment "brings even more management focus on accelerating" its priorities of improving its capital position and increasing returns.

Hall was tasked with re-examining the creative culture in TV management, with the immediate priorities of improving the "quality, variety and originality of new drama on BBC1 (particularly in peak)" and the "quality and prominence of current affairs on BBC1 and BBC2".

Since the events of 11th September 2001 the health and development agenda has also been widely linked with the foreign policy priorities of improving global security and preventing state failure.

It deliberately put poor countries first, placing particular priority on improving the access of their farmers to rich-country markets.

China governments and public service organizations have placed higher priority on improving the lives of persons with disabilities, providing more services to ensure "Equality, Participation and Sharing" of PWD, from several different aspects, including education, rehabilitation, employment, social security, and social environment, etc [ 51].

In conclusion, our study shows improvements up until 2008 both in South Western France and the region of Rio de Janeiro and allows the identification of priorities for improving the quality of life of patients, beyond specific HIV treatment.

Lancashire County Council's Tim Ashton said the rail link was "our number one priority in terms of improving rail transport in the county in response to the needs of our communities".