Among the basic priorities that all members of any community demand of their government is the expectation that their home, their neighborhood, and the city's streets are safe.
For Mr. Obama and Mr. Netanyahu, the most basic priority may be establishing trust between them — which is why the flap over the nuclear conference, though small, is potentially troublesome.
But in essence, both men have identified the same basic priorities in the next four years.
It can make you question the most basic priorities around which your life is arranged.
Fried, who was Ronald Reagan's solicitor general, sees personal liberty as the basic public priority, and this book explores the practical consequences of that principle.
Rawls has suggested that the scope of this problem of devising an index of primary goods is lessened by giving some primary goods, the basic liberties, priority over the rest.
Researchers proved the fact that the strategic planning of trend's equation of socio-economic systems and their progressive development commitment to the forward-looking long-term results and achievements are a basic priority for regional development.
But when you get right down to it, what did all that mean in terms of the way the government ran and its basic priorities?
Most people's basic priorities are broadly those the government has identified: reducing waiting lists and times, and tackling the most dangerous diseases.
Colonel Barry, whose promotion was announced on Wednesday, said, "I have three basic priorities: to maintain community policing for the 82 towns where state police have primary jurisdiction, making sure major interstates are safe, and providing a major crime squad to handle rape, murder" and other serious crimes.
