Sentence examples for priority to reducing from inspiring English sources

Politicians of all main parties give priority to reducing congestion rather than cutting traffic, which is seen as too politically difficult.

It has pledged to protect spending in real terms throughout the education system – including sixth-forms and the early years – and says it will give priority to reducing class sizes for  five- to seven-year-olds to no more than 30 pupils.

Since Scottish devolution in 1999, successive governments have accorded priority to reducing health inequality and increasing economic growth.

As the Dutch government and dairy farming sector have given priority to reducing ammonia emission, the effect of diet on the ammonia emission from dairy cow barns was studied.

The three Rome-based UN agencies concerned with food, agriculture and rural development presented compelling arguments for giving priority to reducing hunger and supporting agricultural and rural development.

Nicky Morgan has used her first party conference speech as education secretary to shower love on teachers, promising to make it a priority to reduce their workloads.

Many coal-fired power plants have been proposed or are under construction across the country and environmental advocates have made it a priority to reduce their impact.

But we are in no way complacent and we must work hard to continue with our key priority to reduce infant class sizes".

Andrea Spillars, deputy director of the Missouri Department of Public Safety, who is in charge of the effort, said it was a top priority to reduce the number of unaccounted for to zero.

In 1999 the Labour government made it a priority to reduce rough sleeping, the most visible form of homelessness, and renewed it in 2008.

Yet Garth Harries, chief executive for portfolio development for the school system, also said the department was "not in a position to say there is a specific target number, but it is a priority to reduce enrollment at Richmond Hill".