Sentence examples for priority so far from inspiring English sources
First of all, social issues have fallen in voter priority so far that they're almost off the chart.
His No. 1 priority, so far: establishing a system to organize the 400 résumés of those staff members whose paychecks will run out in 21 days.
Rulers' priority so far has been to protect themselves from a possible military coup; they have been largely successful, with relatives in charge of the various security services.
Last month Canada and China signed an investment-protection pact.Officials could also push education reform to encourage schools to train bolder executives, though that has not been a priority so far.
Rebuilding Pakistan with long-term fiscal aid has been a top priority so far, but Islamabad's paymasters in the west must now seriously consider the option of comprehensively de-nuclearising Pakistan.
His filmography – heavy on firecracker arthouse leads (Hunger, Shame, Frank, Slow West, Macbeth), choice roles in big-budget ensembles (Prometheus, The Counsellor, the X-Men prequels), but with marquee blockbuster parts completely absent – suggests breaking out has not been a priority so far.
In announcing the appointment of Aneesh Chopra as the nation's first chief technology officer (CTO) in April, President Barack Obama said Chopra would "promote technological innovation to help achieve our most urgent priorities". So far, Chopra's federal policy focus has been on leveraging information technology to revamp health care, education, and the energy infrastructure.
However, one thing is already clear: His scientific priorities so far have left many scientists scratching their heads, if not shaking their fists.
When students see what motions are top of the list being debated at NUS conference, they wish that things that affect them more directly were higher up the priorities". So far, Hull and Lincoln universities have voted with Newcastle to leave the NUS; Warwick, Surrey, Exeter, Cambridge and Oxford have all narrowly voted to stay, while York is currently voting on the issue.
One mistake does not, however, constitute willful irresponsibility; indeed, the Mayor has made fiscal stability his top priority, and so far the city has maintained its bond rating.
If instead you do want to accept every message from every non-member, on that same page toward the bottom, there's a line that says "Action to take for postings from non-members for which no explicit action is defined". Select "Accept" as opposed to "Hold" or "Reject". 1) For postering, does "MIT groups have priority" go so far as to mean groups can post over non-groups at will?
