Sentence examples for supposed priority from inspiring English sources

It would be more useful for the economy and for the president's supposed priority of expanding opportunity for him to take a different approach.

Still, despite the supposed priority and evident danger of their mission, it took Mr. Patino months to obtain financing from Mexico City to rent a house, and his pleas for an armored car were answered only by promises.

He says advertising like this is down on buyers' lists of supposed priorities when it comes to picking vendors, but sporting sponsorships ranging from the World Cup to golf tournaments generate a lot of buzz especially if current or potential customers are invited to games, parties and hospitality tents.

While progressive leaders are promising that lawmakers will waive the pay-go rule when they consider their marquee plans, it's not a given, which means Democrats just erected a hurdle in front of their own supposed priorities.

After first threatening to censure any Republican who voted to allow a special election on the budget and taxes, the party came up with a "compromise" position: No taxes, no matter what, even with major reforms on supposed Republican priorities.

Now the computer is supposed to guarantee priority to the airlines' most important customers.

In China regulations would appear to encourage a similar approach: grid-operators are supposed to give priority to electricity supplied by more efficient and greener producers.

Amtrak is supposed to have priority over freight trains, but if any of the freight trains or the Coast Starlight has a problem, the schedule can fall apart.

One politician noted: Vision Zero has become something that is simply referred to, and it is supposed to take priority over everything else.

According to MoHSW [ 19], the Regional Health Management Teams (RHMTs) are supposed to provide priority setting technical support and supervision to the districts.

President Obama's 2013 budget was greeted on Monday with Republican catcalls that it is simply a campaign document, but election-year budgets are supposed to explain priorities to voters.