Sentence examples for priority on developing from inspiring English sources

French Polynesia, Guam, Hawaii, Fiji, and New Zealand have the most developed tourist sectors, but many of the other islands place a priority on developing facilities.

Venezuela's government has promised to put a high priority on developing a rainfall monitoring network, coupled with an early warning system for the Ávila Mountains, where thousands still make their homes along banks carved out by the mudflows or on crumbling hillsides.

This information would suggest that big brands, marketers, and business leaders alike would place a priority on developing innovative ways to capture such a thriving audience.

In USAA's case, this, for example, has led its banking arm (USAA FSB) to put a high priority on developing and deploying checkscan technology, which they did before almost any of their competitors.

RM: Yes, we have always placed priority on developing strong relationships with the corporate sector, in recognition of the fact that this sector drives so much of what is happening in the world.

Priority is placed on developing commercializable cancer therapies.

He also says that with Warburton and Tipuric leading Wales' open-side rankings, his back-row priority has centred on developing future strength in depth at number eight.

Instead he amazed me by suggesting that Britain "might well" be able to do without atomic power altogether, and that the real priority should be on developing ways of storing electricity so as to be able to depend on famously intermittent sun and wind.

In order to better position communities against potential threats, it is of utmost importance to identify existing gaps, define priorities and focus on developing approaches to address those.

In order to better position public safety in communities against potential threats, it is of utmost importance to identify existing gaps, define priorities and focus on developing approaches to address those.

"They are the poster children of all the CFDA young designers we've been able to help," said Steven Kolb, the chief executive of the fashion council, which has placed a priority in recent years on developing mentoring programs and other business services to help designers navigate the tricky waters of fashion.