Sentence examples for the issue of priority from inspiring English sources

This paper addresses the issue of priority setting for research programming in a multi-layered and multilateral context, taking into account the interests of diverse stakeholder groups.

The general opinion in Hungary is that more explicit priority setting with more exclusions or more significant copayments would not be accepted by the majority of the population, and therefore politicians are reluctant to touch the issue of priority setting in a more systematic manner.

An American four-star general depicted the issue of priorities in more graphic terms.

Beyond the reflexive urge to scold Cooke for sabotaging himself, for being easily influenced, as Glassman said, "sometimes by the wrong people," Cooke's unceremonious dismissal from the N.B.D.L. after three days and the explanation offered for it raises the issue of priorities of a sport inundated with talented young players who are grossly inexperienced and fundamentally flawed.

17 The issue of priorities is important.

Programs regarding the prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV were not taken into account, since these mostly address the health of the child (although they have a positive effect on the mother's health) and the issue of priorities in HIV/AIDS projects is a different topic.

The English mathematicians had feuded with the continental mathematicians over the issues of priority in the development of the calculus, resulting in the English following Newton's notation, and those on the continent following that of Leibniz.

But the issue of historical priority is indispensable.

As always, the issue of cellular priority in the chronic, feedback-rich environment of the rheumatoid synovium will await further deductive biologic investigation.

To begin with, in their original report on priority-setting the Danish Council of Ethics touched upon the issue of setting priorities at the clinical level and favoured granting physicians a certain amount of clinical autonomy in this respect [ 2].

Here, we focus on the issue of conservation priorities – the 'where'where