Sentence examples for priority seeks from inspiring English sources

The education bill, which Mr. Bush considers a priority, seeks to hold schools, particularly those with low-income children, more accountable for failing to teach students.

The health care legislation, which President Obama has called his top domestic priority, seeks to extend health benefits to more than 30 million people who are currently uninsured.

He also observes that a good royal education is built around "a perverse priority," seeking "not to develop exceptional talent so much as to turn a uniquely privileged individual into the expression of the common man or woman".

For example, concerning the issue of how to deal with housework, there are multiple choices available to women: giving it priority, seeking support from parents, seeking support from domestic workers, or asking men to seek support from their parents (Fang 2011).

This approach is, perhaps, the inverse of "traditional" collaborations in which an international entity with externally defined research priorities seeks local support to address their priorities.

Two priority setting exercises carried out to establish Indigenous research priorities sought submissions from the public.

"Such an assessment would aid the F.B.I. as it changes its priorities and seeks to prevent, deter and disrupt terrorist acts".

"Guys in the heartland who didn't see recycling as a priority are seeking us out".

Catalyst research, she said, shows that both men and women give priority to seeking out support in the workplace, but that "men find it and women do not".

Their priority is seeking out the apartment buildings that fill Japan's crowded cities, offering many potential customers in one place.

Both candidates for governor appeared to have given their contributors priority when seeking professional services from consultants, law firms, accountants, engineers and others, the study's authors said.