Sentence examples for tackled as a priority from inspiring English sources

We think it is critical that the "toxic cocktail" of reluctance to complain by patients coupled with defensiveness by NHS staff and organisations is tackled as a priority.

Where race is a factor in the abuse it should be tackled "as an absolute priority".

Fraudulent insurance claims have reached "epidemic proportions" and must be tackled as a matter of priority, it has been claimed.

The FSA has said it remains committed to tackling campylobacter as a priority.

The former Lib Dem leader also called for the UK to tackle Isis as a priority over demanding the end to the Syrian regime of Bashar al-Assad, who is thought to have used chemical weapons on his own people.

The annual social survey, published in December 2012, found people wanted the government to tackle migration as a priority ahead of providing affordable homes and jobs.

He claims that he never saw numerous reports produced by South Yorkshire police about exploitation in the region, nor the extensive guidance from the Home Office about tackling CSE as a priority.

Almost half of adult prisoners are re-convicted within a year of release and, like his predecessor Ken Clarke, Mr Grayling has made tackling reoffending a priority as justice secretary.

John Morgan, head of the plant health service at the Forestry Commission, said: "We have stepped up our efforts to tackle this disease as a priority.

What has been more consistently demonstrated is a link between adverse contacts and poorer outcomes in psychosis [ 10, 11], highlighting the need to investigate and tackle such inequalities as a priority.

As we move into the future, increasing numbers of these networks are tackling quality improvement initiatives as a priority of their collaboration.