Sentence examples for priority of speaking from inspiring English sources

Real Madrid continue to put out feelers for Steven Gerrard, who held talks with the new manager on Thursday before heading off on holiday, and Hodgson was making a priority of speaking to Javier Mascherano and Fernando Torres, still involved at the World Cup, on the phone.

(Among other things, he queried Rawls's unexplained shift from speaking about the priority of liberty to speaking about the priority of liberties).

In theory, the terms that this method elevates should be indicative of candidate priorities and speaking styles.

These societies have principally different structure of investments, sources of economical growth and social priorities not speaking about their public opinions.

But President Bush has also made starting a new round of global trade talks a top priority, speaking frequently on the subject in recent days.

Mr. Kelly, who is making counterterrorism a priority, has already spoken of the need to deploy many officers for the conference.

The new Democratic majority vowed to make these issues a top priority, President Bush spoke of ending America's addiction to imported oil and industry groups promised to do their share to build a cleaner and more efficient future.

The response from federal officials was that preventing future terrorist acts was a priority, and they spoke of seeking yet more changes, like expanding their wiretap powers and their ability to hold terror suspects without bail.

Johnson has made a new stadium a priority since he spoke of his desire for one at the press conference when he purchased the team in January for $635 million.

Among the priorities Zinke spoke of during his address at Interior headquarters was America's aging infrastructure.

In fact there is a broad consensus, or near-consensus, among ethical theorists on a doctrine we might call the priority of virtue: broadly and crudely speaking, the demands of virtue or morality trump other values in life.[26] We ought above all to act and live well, or at least not badly or wrongly.