Sentence examples for priority period from inspiring English sources
Make talent your #1 priority, period.
Tournament organiser, Rugby New Zealand 2011, announced that ticketholders for either matches scheduled for Christchurch, or the Scotland v Georgia match, originally to be staged in Dunedin, will be refunded and given a priority period to purchase tickets for the rescheduled matches.
The Guardian Partners and Patrons membership tiers give you a 48 hour priority booking period in which to secure tickets to Guardian Live events and Masterclasses; inclusive tickets for Guardian Live events and/or a book benefit (see paragraph 10 below), as well discounts on tickets to Guardian Live and Guardian Local events and selected Guardian Masterclass events.
The priority access period (PAP) is immediately after the beacon in the superframe.
Telecommunications providers have generally been permitted to determine which files or traffic get priority during periods of peak network demand, which they say is essential, given ever-increasing traffic.
Ministry of Youth and Tourism of the Republic of Azerbaijan held a national youth discussion in Tartar under the slogan "The world we dream" to discuss key development priorities for period after 2015, organized with the «NUR» Children and Youth Public Union and the Office of UNICEF in Azerbaijan.
It cited colonial government interests as having determined priorities in the region prior to independence, and suggested that in the post-independence period priority setting has been haphazard, and determined by institutions or individuals rather than based on country or regional needs.
My first priority throughout this period of debate has been securing a sustainable future for our woodlands and forests".
During such period, priority purchasers may submit written notice to the Secretary stating their interest in acquiring the housing.
After the priority deadline review period, in the event that these programs are not full, applications will be accepted until March 1st for only select programs.
As good as he was, Steele was unlikely to get the top MI6 job, perhaps because his specialisms were not a priority in that period – Russian espionage was taking a back seat to Islamic terrorism and non-state threats.
