Sentence examples for priority on which from inspiring English sources

Ensuring the conditions for this election to take place should be the priority on which all parties agree.

"Security at the Indian Point facility must be the highest priority on which the people at the facility and in the surrounding areas can depend," she said.

"I made everybody understand that housing was my No. 1 priority and now the new mayor is conveying to everybody in the city that his No. 1 priority, on which his administration is going to be judged, is improvements in the school system," Mr. Koch said yesterday.

A block-based inpainting approach is then applied so that to combine the cartoon image and a measure based on transport equation that dictates the priority on which pixels are filled.

Among the group's priority items, which Berggruen and Gardels announced in an op-ed piece right before Brown's inauguration in January: Realigning many core services from the state to the local level, already a Brown priority on which he's made major progress.

But administration officials said they planned to set priorities on which ones to help, based on whether their governments were willing to help with the cleanup process.

After Mr. Obama spent much of his first five weeks in office responding to the financial crisis, his budget effectively tried to reclaim momentum for the priorities on which he campaigned.

To avert that outcome, Senate Democrats had to give up some major priorities on which they had more in common with Mr. Paterson than with Sheldon Silver, the long-serving Assembly speaker.

Indeed, Business West, an umbrella organisation for local companies, has already presented candidates with a list of private-sector priorities on which mayoral powers might usefully be brought to bear.So if, as Lord Adonis hopes, England's cities are a thriving patchwork of mayoral fiefdoms by 2022, we will be able to trace this back to today's vote.

But other veterans advocates point out that not every group shares priorities on which proposals to push for first, and effective pressure usually requires sustained, unanimous advocacy.

Dexter et al. [ 8] introduce four ordered priorities on which an OR management decision for changing the OR schedule can be based.