Sentence examples for priority reflects from inspiring English sources
The decision to elevate religious freedom to a matter of diplomatic priority reflects a combination of conscience and strategy.
A higher priority reflects a higher preference for this innovation.
This priority reflects that almost 50% of companies in the current sample note that return on investment was very significant in their choice of health benefits initiated in the past year [ 34].
Staff in the governments also considered governments' financial responsibility for elders' healthcare needs as a priority, reflecting opportunity equity.
This centrality of critical thinking is reflected in our educational rhetoric with Presidents, Governors, Secretaries of Education and nearly every educational policy maker and philanthropist stressing the importance of raising a generation of critical thinkers -- a priority reflected in the Common Core Standards that have been adopted (more or less) by 46 of the 50 states.
For example, the World Health Organization recognizes health equity as a priority, reflected in part by its formation of the Commission on Social Determinants of Health in 2005.
Incorporating health into the priority reflected the transition of HIV into a chronic disease, and the need to adopt a more health-oriented approach and promote self-management strategies.
As a result, all the Partnerships recognize the need and challenge of ensuring that these data are of adequate quality – a priority reflected in the work of building systems and capacity for data quality.
Partly Europe's shock at Washington's new priorities reflects its failure to take seriously long-standing American intentions.
The wide variation of priorities reflects the scope of care delivery of children's nurses and mirrors many global care concerns in caring for children.
The half-billion-dollar shift in spending priorities reflects an administration decision that nuclear explosives work the Energy Department performs for the military should be both accelerated and expanded.
