Sentence examples for priority to restore from inspiring English sources

Was it considered an urgent priority to restore it?

When I took office last year under difficult circumstances, I made it my priority to restore ethics and integrity to the Office of the State Comptroller.

"If I have the honor of being confirmed by the Senate, I will make it my highest priority to restore the public's confidence in the F.B.I., to re-earn the faith and trust of the American people".

Both Hollande and Nicolas Sarkozy have made it a priority to restore public finances and whoever wins the election will have to find €100bn (£85bn) of belt-tightening measures in the next five years to plug the deficit.

"Hillary Clinton has fought for campaign finance reform her entire career and, as president, will make it a priority to restore the role of everyday voters in elections," Mr. Schwerin said, "but the stakes of this election are too high to unilaterally disarm".

Minoli, installed as Ducati boss in April , 1997 made it his top priority to restore production levels and expand Ducati's product line (the line now numbers more than a dozen models, half of which were introduced this year).

"We don't believe there are going to be any lingering power outages for Election Day," he said, noting that utilities were being asked to give priority to restoring power at polling places.

At a top-level meeting of the Military Affairs Committee in October 1960 and at one of the rare plenary sessions of the party's Central Committee the following January, the elite gave the highest priority to restoring security and national order.

In fact, several authors have recommended giving priority to restoring overall joint alignment and stability first, with less emphasis on restoring a completely smooth articular surface [1, 2, 4].

The Yomiuri newspaper, however, said that Toyota decided on the more serious step of a recall for the Prius to give priority to restoring consumer trust.

With that out of the way he outlined three immediate priorities: to restore the competitiveness of the core UK business, to protect and strengthen its balance sheet and to begin "the long journey of rebuilding trust and transparency in the business and the brand".