Sentence examples for whose top priority is from inspiring English sources

Americans whose top priority is minimizing burger costs should perhaps shop overseas.

"The select committee is no place for someone whose top priority is fund-raising and politics," Mr. Priebus said.

His films are artful portraits, whose top priority is to showcase the interviewer, with all his irritating tics and foibles.

Mr. Bush, whose top priority is obviously the war on terrorism, should be showering the states and cities with money for police, firefighters and health services.

DES MOINES — Republicans appeared sharply divided between those whose top priority is defeating President Obama and those seeking someone representing traditional conservative principles and religious values, according to a poll of voters entering the Iowa Republican caucuses on Tuesday.

The Obama Administration has refused to allow Iran a seat at the Geneva talks, but Iran has a new President, Hassan Rouhani, a seemingly pragmatic centrist whose top priority is to ease tensions with the U.S. and to end Iran's international isolation.

She lost, but established her reputation as an anti-corruption crusader whose top priority was to reduce the influence of outside money on elections.

His agents asked to be rotated into Mexico City -- two or three at a time -- to join a team of 45 narcotics agents whose top priority was to help the Mexican police find Mr. Vasquez, officials said.

Still, Mr. Clinton, the master tactician, conceded, "it was a brilliant political move" on the part of the Republican leader, Senator Bob Dole, whose "top priority was making this the controversy that would consume the early days of my presidency".

And maybe next time we won't see more than 150 companies whose top priority was price and capital instead of a more symbiotic equilibrium.

He wasn't saddled with a $13.7 trillion national debt or an opposing political party whose top priority was denying him another term in office.