Sentence examples for states priorities from inspiring English sources

Unlike appropriations bills that control spending, a budget resolution simply states priorities.

Listing six key findings from the review, the piece states priorities for Labour's digital government planning: It points to strong digital skills and leadership in some local councils, such as Camden, which should be shared.

The Montgomery bill realigns state priorities.

Road financing, another of Mr. Perry's stated priorities this session, faces a trickier future.

And he is strongly in favor of extending and strengthening protections on rent-stabilized apartments, another of Mr. Cuomo's stated priorities.

Redressing that inequality was one of the state priorities after blacks won majority rule in 1980, but little has been done.

Training and equipping more than 200,000 Iraqi security forces has been one of the top stated priorities of the Bush administration.

Asked about the recent flurry of progressive moves on immigration, climate and net neutrality, Obama's aides insist these are simply a continuation of previously stated priorities.

He expressed surprise that an arena for the state's largest city had joined the governor's previously stated priorities of education, antiterrorism programs and property tax relief as outlined in his February budget message.

Beyond the generally worded proposals and beneath the emphatically stated priorities, Mr. Bush's speech tonight was in many ways a glimpse into the way he thinks and feels.

As a result, pressing state priorities — enough drinking water and flood control to accommodate rapid population growth in South Florida — took precedence over restoring a clean flow of water to Everglades National Park and the surrounding ecosystem.