Sentence examples for which give priority from inspiring English sources

The new studies make it harder for the private sector to argue against schemes which give priority to state school pupils.

Liberals have been relying on the Silver model and others like it, which give priority to state polls for a variety of plausible historical reasons to stave off the anxiety that Mittmentum has induced.

Writing on Twitter, Reding said the rights of European nationals could be "undermined by US companies which give priority to US laws over EU fundamental rights".

This is likely to stem from religious and caste social customs, which give priority to boys.

The building intensified his already sharp preservationist instincts, which gave priority to existing structures and the natural landscape.

The system will not be unlike the one for regular landline calls, which gives priority to calls from certain telephone numbers.

But he utterly rejects Freud's seduction theory, which gave priority to subjective experience and broke down the distinction between real and imagined trauma.

With the help of her social worker from the Children's Aid Society, Brenda Benjamin, Ms. Simons applied for the housing voucher through the city's Family Unification Program, which gives priority to children returning home from foster care.

Bayar was the architect of the government's economic policy, which gave priority to private enterprise and limited the state's functions to regulating and coordinating the forces participating in the economy.

In March, two companies based in Hong Kong Asiaia Jet, a private aviation service company and Metrojet, a fleet operator — teamed up to offer the Asia Jet Card, which gives priority access to a fleet of five Gulfstream jets through three prepayment programs priced at $100,000, $250,000, or $500,000.

On Thursday, the North's main party paper, Rodong Sinmun, said that the "great successor" Kim Jong-un would honor the "dying wishes" of his father by continuing his "military first" policy, which gives priority to the army in the allocation of resources.