Sentence examples for should get priority from inspiring English sources

If you were seriously injured in the armed forces you should get priority.

He proposed that people who are in jobs or do voluntary work should get priority on council house waiting lists.

Unfortunately, the union in Chicago is insisting that teachers who are laid off — often for being ineffective — should get priority in new hiring.

What has to be worked out, they say, is a procedure to determine which of the many repayment obligations should get priority.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is deciding what matters should get priority in the short time left before Congress adjourns this month.

In the debate over saving endangered species, it may be that some should get priority just because of how weird they are.

They should seriously get priority space at the table.

Another example: the new Ministry of Fisheries management plan for small pelagics says Mauritania should set quotas, including for the fishmeal industry, and that fishmeal should get low priority and food security high priority.

But then the medical chairman decided that patients with do-not-resuscitate orders should get lowest priority, later saying he thought they had the "least to lose".

But the schedule makers -- actually a computer with human tweaking -- threw wild pitches at a rivalry that should get some priority.

Ms. Wiener said that, in preparation for voucher distribution this time, city officials have been combing through the current waiting list to determine who still needs a voucher and who should get higher priority.