Sentence examples for whose priority is from inspiring English sources

Now there is a coalition government whose priority is austerity.

His partner will not be Marray but Grigor Dimitrov of Bulgaria, whose priority is also singles.

The former is a law enforcement operation whose priority is arresting criminals.

It is not a plan for those whose priority is preserving beauty, or for those who fear the endless encroachment of suburbia.

For him, the big worry is whether the Russian arrivals, whose priority is integrating into German society, will stay Jewish too.

Speculation about "hawks" (whose priority is fighting inflation) and "doves" (who put relatively greater emphasis on reducing unemployment) is a well-established game among Fed watchers.

At the very least, the Trump administration is likely to be more confrontational with the Islamic republic than the Obama administration, whose priority was keeping the agreement alive.

The era of an independent-minded press ended in the 1920's with the reign of Reza Shah, whose priority was law and order, not the rule of law.

One tweeter, known as the secret barrister, pointed out that Davies was a man whose priority was to send more women to prison.

Labour promised leavers that it would honour the referendum result, while scooping up votes from remainers whose priority was denying May a majority.

Ridding Italy of thousands of Fascist memorials would have been impractical, and politically imprudent, for the Allied forces whose priority was to stabilize the volatile country and limit the power of its growing Communist Party.