Sentence examples for significance and priority from inspiring English sources
Hence, everything related to cotton has a national significance and priority.
"Over that period of time you can see the way disability sport has grown and grown in terms of significance and priority and now some of the programmes are just unbelievable, what they deliver," Mr Morgan said.
The Fisher's exact test P values were calculated for each term in each GO and ranked from smallest to highest values, to estimate the statistical significance and priority for each term.
Sherida Paulsen, the commission chairwoman, said that "in both surveys, many buildings were called out as being of significance, and the commissioners had to make priorities".
This makes Priority monism and Priority pluralism exhaustive doctrines.
Policy and priority setting.
It is a positive institutional development, formally recognising privacy's significance, and spurring norm-development and in-country studies, with UN priorities such as the integration of a gender perspective (a neglected but crucial aspect of privacy).
The significance and prevalence of breast cancer as a major health problem within the UK is also reflected in government targets and plans, which commonly cite breast cancer as a priority area [ 2].
Thus, the significance of Iran's president for the next four years ultimately depends on one's perspective and priorities.
The author concludes by spelling out what America must do to retain its significance: choose its priorities, work closely with allies and agree on international rules of interaction.
