Sentence examples for supreme priority from inspiring English sources

When President Bush signed legislation creating the agency, he declared, "For our airways, there is one supreme priority: security".

Emmeline Pankhurst and her daughter Christabel declared that the supreme priority was the need to win the war.

He promised to make the struggle against poverty and inequality the "supreme priority" of his new government.

Yet a significant number of Americans rage against taxes, and the party that controls all three branches of the federal government has made tax cuts its supreme priority.

Taken to its logical conclusion, this all ultimately amounts to the idea that the profitability of investments must be the supreme priority of state policy--overriding health, safety, human rights, labor law, fiscal policy, macroeconomic stability, industrial policy, national security, cultural autonomy, the environment, and everything else.

Following in Callicott's footsteps, and inspired by Næss's relational account of value, Warwick Fox has championed a theory of "responsive cohesion" which apparently gives supreme moral priority to the maintenance of ecosystems and the biophysical world (Fox 2007).

Without this update, reformists in the country will find it impossible to reconcile a more open, streamlined economy with the supreme leader's priorities for the country that are based on a revolution-era world outlook, like a complete lack of trust of foreign powers and an emphasis of an "us against the world" attitude.

The supreme court is a priority for evangelicals – it's been a long time since they've seen their voting power rewarded in the country's highest legal authority.

Politicians who think buying personal computers for those folks is a matter of supreme urgency have got their priorities wrong.

In 2001, aware of the problems growing within the slums, King Mohammed VI made poverty eradication a priority, calling for a supreme jihad to eradicate the social conditions that had created the shantytowns.

Even as the Defense Department readies substantial numbers of troops to join the hunt for Mr. bin Laden if ordered, officials said the Taliban supreme commander, Mullah Muhammad Omar, remains a high-priority target as well.