Sentence examples for priority to maintaining from inspiring English sources

The national grid has given priority to maintaining electricity supplies for residential customers, particularly in cities.

For most of this period the competition authorities have given priority to maintaining plurality in local news provision and local advertising markets, probably beyond the time that that was a sensible approach.

"We should continue to implement a proactive fiscal policy and a prudent monetary policy while giving more priority to maintaining growth," Mr. Wen said, according to the official Xinhua news agency.

DURING a trip to Hubei province in central China from May 18th to 20th China's prime minister, Wen Jiabao, argued that the government should give "more priority to maintaining growth".

In the United States Congress, the chances that lawmakers will pass climate legislation this year are slim, in part because some lawmakers say China and India, where carbon emissions are rising the fastest, are giving much higher priority to maintaining economic growth than to fighting climate change.

Programs often give priority to maintaining information systems that capture the number of circumcision procedures performed due to the pressure from stakeholders to meet targets, as opposed to the information systems that record data to guide service delivery and quality of care.

He added that it was a priority to maintain credibility with the markets.

"We've made it a priority to maintain a strong balance sheet in uncertain times".

Newcastle, which held Manchester United to a draw last weekend, has only one priority: to maintain its high-octane, highly disciplined run near the top of the English league.

But advisers to Mr. Trump view it as an urgent priority to maintain Republican support: With low approval ratings among voters at large, including educated whites who once leaned Republican, Mr. Trump can ill afford additional fractures on the right.

Ms. Merkel, whose country has extensive economic, cultural and historical ties to Russia, is seen as the linchpin of any coordinated effort, and Mr. Obama has made it his priority to maintain a united front with the Europeans against Russia.