The current administration has treated Social Security as a slogan rather than a priority, demanding billions for new government programs instead of attending to the stability of our most important domestic program.
And it accuses the Clinton administration of treating "Social Security as a slogan rather than a priority," while heralding Mr. Bush's proposal to allow people to invest part of their payroll taxes.
The park's overseers make no effort to dispute this contrast; rather, they cite it as a priority for work in the coming years.
David Coulthard's verdict Valencia is a city leveraging the attraction of F1, its media and positive publicity, as a priority rather than creating a grand prix track that will be challenging or interesting for the drivers and teams.
9 Additionally, research indicates that older adults emphasize PWB, rather than biomedical factors, as they rate well-being as a priority despite the presence of disease and disability.
In part 2 of an interview with Charlie Rose, airing on PBS tonight, Cook is adamant that Apple is not in the business of collecting data, but rather selling hardware, and, as such, it puts data privacy as a priority.
This and other attributes related to professional skill development have been increasingly viewed as a priority for the development in post-secondary education, rather than solely focusing on technical and discipline-specific knowledge acquisition.
Similarly, Mannell [ 37] found that gender awareness, as it was framed by international donors, was not seen as a priority by community-based organizations in Malawi and Zambia, but rather as a foreign and un-African concept imposed by outsiders.
We are treating this as a priority".
They are not seen as a priority".
