Sentence examples for priority whether from inspiring English sources

Emma Collins, Labour's candidate in Weedon said the community was her priority "whether that's requiring the district council to pay a living wage to staff and contractors, or having a heritage strategy for places like Weedon Barracks".

Currently, the first person to invent something has patent priority, whether or not he is the first to file an application.

Probing further, the 2017 survey asked those who did not think that the public debt was a priority whether they were willing to accept new cuts in social spending.

That's the priority whether you like it or not.

In March he told Israeli group AIPAC that dismantling the deal would be a "number-one priority". Whether or not he follows through on that threat, expect Iran to maximize output in the coming months, just in case.

Mr Coates said the name wasn't seen as a priority: "Whether the Alderney part is called Aurigny, whether we leave Joey yellow, whether it's called Blue Aurigny which doesn't quite work... we might call ourselves FlyBlue, it might be a complete change.

He does not want to let side issues get in the way of his big priorities, whether said issue is as large as the Gaza crisis (only one president at a time) or as small as Roland Burris, the successor to Obama's Senate seat who was chosen by the eminently impeachable governor of Illinois.

The scientific literature of health care priority setting –whether it is in low-, middle- or high-income countries– typically does not go beyond the boundaries of traditional disciplines like medicine, epidemiology, health economics and ethics.

Still, tracking what you actually spend on alcohol or caffeine can illuminate financial priorities — whether you've defined them as such or not.

And while the latter factor should not be a factor in assessing Dempsey's punishment, nobody following the US game is in any doubt about the trickle down influence of Klinsmann's priorities, whether directly expressed or not.

But if Castro is dying then Cuba is going to shove its way up the American list of priorities whether we are ready or not.In a funny sort of way, Castro may have chosen his moment well.