Sentence examples for range of priorities from inspiring English sources

The U.S. needs China's involvement on a wide range of priorities, from bringing North Korea back to nuclear-disarmament talks to climate change, Syria, and Iran.

But it is a striking example of the administration's range of priorities: to be further easing the tax burden at the high end while pointedly ratcheting up the revenue for shelter required from the least of us.

RISHON LEZION, Israel — For the seven years she has been selling real estate here in Israel's fourth-largest city, Ahuva Madmoni has had clients with the usual range of priorities: view, high floor, square footage, proximity to good schools.

What do you see as the most important priority for Dr. McClellan at the F.D.A.? A. There is a whole new range of priorities after 9/11, so No. 1 has to be an expedited review and approval of drugs for the protection from terrorism.

Our countries have cooperated on a range of priorities from maritime security and disaster relief to wildlife conservation and education.

This effort balanced a huge range of priorities, but a top commander told us that the coalition was ultimately able to successfully ensure stability throughout the Coaster Islands, home to the nations of Griffon and Orion.

Doing so "detracts from the wider range of priority chemical-specific or analytical issues that, as toxicologists, we address every day," society President John Morris said in a 23 May letter.

Workshops established a range of priority actions and facilitated partnerships with the development of the referral template engaging GPs, aged care services and the Medicare Local.

The results demonstrate that DFID is supporting an active HRH portfolio working with national partners across the range of priority actions recommended in the Agenda for Global Action.

The final priority setting processes included in the review were selected to ensure that a diverse range of priority setting approaches were considered within the scope of this narrative review.

Lack of implementation of initiatives in primary care is not always because of resistance to the initiatives themselves, but sometimes because of the sheer number across a range of priority areas that practices are expected to implement, often simultaneously.