Sentence examples for set up priority from inspiring English sources

Against this background, a new public-private partnership was brought into being last month in Germany: The Degussa-Hüls AG, a global chemistry corporation with more than 45,000 employees, and the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG), Germany's major research funder, agreed to set up "Priority Program Nanomaterials".

"The Special Ops guys are pissed off because Cheney's office set up priorities for categories of targets, and now he's getting impatient and applying pressure for results.

"We have attended several meetings with the firm and set up priorities for work, but we had only schedules and promises, many of them did not materialize," added Mr. Aboush, who said he quit his job with the ministry two months ago.

"The really messed up thing about immigration right now is that the November 2014 memo set up priorities and the number one priority is anyone who's arrived recently," Zwick said.

The results may help public health authorities to set up priorities regarding to be targeted for prevention or control measures.

The confirmation of TB cluster areas in Antananarivo may help public health authorities to set up priorities regarding to be targeted for prevention or control measures.

Laws like SB 1070 undermine federal law enforcement by setting up priorities that diverge from those of the federal government.

This abrupt cabinet reshuffle puts the stamp of approval on his son, Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, and his economic reform proposal, Vision 2030, which sets up priorities and policies for a world of flattened oil prices.

"We set up our priority list and we went down the list of players and at a certain point we made the trade," Layden said.

When a new call arrives, the target cell will set up a priority list for all of the available channels, which are those in the second row of Table 2 with state '0'.

This approach is very flexible as we can set up a priority queue based on a figure of merit that combines the quality of the candidate (e.g., P value and odds ratio) and its position in the solution space.