Sentence examples for realigning priorities from inspiring English sources

Sure, realigning priorities has meant sometimes saying, "it'll be a few days" instead of "let's go over that now". More often, it has meant that things that weren't really as important as they seemed or didn't require use of the highest-energy time got reassigned to someone else or allocated to more suitable moments.

In my 50th year, these shifting perceptions and realigning priorities influence my choices more than external expectations.

In these uncertain times we are at an historical moment where the world has a unique opportunity to use the Convention to guide us in realigning priorities towards the most vulnerable part of the population and to respect the core principle of the "best interest of the child.

The deeper message of this spell of Mercury Retrograde is to realign priorities so that you're following your passions and not just doing your duty.

Last week's atrocity has shaken us and realigned our priorities.

As the Bush administration has realigned its priorities to combat terrorism, there has been an alarming deterioration in the relationship.

Here are two perspectives: Switching off offers a vital chance to realign your priorities and regain some perspective.

Unless the military can realign its priorities, the country runs the risk of being dangerously unprepared for the next major domestic disaster.

In a recent phone call she shared that she has never been happier and is grateful that she realigned her priorities before it was too late.

I'm hoping the film serves as a place for people to come together to have conversations -- to figure out how to shift our culture and realign our priorities.

In a study last year for the Atlantic Council Matthew Kroenig argued: "In order to deter the Russian nuclear threat, NATO needs to realign its priorities by increasing the importance of its nuclear deterrence mission and considering possible modifications to its conventional and nuclear posture".