Sentence examples for trends priorities from inspiring English sources

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The failure of the legislation had left the church looking "willfully blind" to the trends and priorities of secular society.

Worse than that, it seems as if we are wilfully blind to some of the trends and priorities of that wider society".

"Worse than that, it seems as if we are willfully blind to some of the trends and priorities of that wider society," he added, acknowledging criticism from within that the church — already facing dwindling congregations — has lost a broader relevance to modern society.

Industrial requirements are highlighted and research trends and priorities identified.

Practice tutors' evaluation to (i) establish current physical activity and exercise promotion and prescription curriculum content and (ii) their knowledge, attitudes and beliefs concerning physical activity and exercise prescription in clinical education, in terms of contemporary and emerging health trends and priorities.

"It seems as if we are willfully blind to some of the trends and priorities of... wider society," outgoing Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams said at the time.

Identifying research trends and priorities at international level is therefore important.

Veterinary journals reflect the research and clinical practice trends and priorities of the veterinary profession around the world.

Strategic thinking enables the practitioner to consider the big picture (single patient, multi-patient and/or multi-unit), recognise patterns and trends, set priorities and consider alternatives.