Sentence examples for to be priority from inspiring English sources

"Public safety has to be priority number one".

those foreign countries identified under paragraph (1) that are determined by the Trade Representative to be priority foreign countries.

With that return on investment, it's clear that nutrition and food security need to be priority investment areas for climate finance.

It's worth adding that the disorder, though widespread, was mostly localised in parts of the city that seem unlikely to be priority destinations for Olympic visitors, and that the objects of the rioters' ire were police officers and property rather than passing foreign visitors.

Further, there seems to be priority variation within human rights.

The secretariat has also identified issues they considered to be priority areas; subjects in need of extra effort and attention: food, disasters, oceans, energy, jobs, cities and water.

But there's got to be priorities.

Furnace and select building envelope parameters were shown to be priorities while windows were not.

None of those seem to be priorities in the current administration strategy for weakening the regime.

Unfortunately, the policies are vague, and do not seem to be priorities in his agenda.

This seems easy to fix and should be Priority One.