Sentence examples for will be put ahead from inspiring English sources

A document outlining the Union's strategy in relations with its neighbors in North Africa and along that continent's eastern flank suggests that reform will be put ahead of more prosaic concerns like financial or energy interests or the control of migration.

Further, if the transaction order is violated, the other operations from affected transactions will be put ahead accordingly.

As a remedy, if one operation is in the middle of a reordering block, its previous operations in the reordering block will be put ahead of the new place of the operation.

"Nick Clegg will not allow dogma to be put ahead of the interests of Britain's children, especially when there's no evidence whatsoever that it would reduce the sky-high costs of childcare".

"It cannot be put ahead of human rights".

"So that driver will be put on his final warning ahead of the next shift".

A senior Greek minister has said that new proposals will be put to the country's creditors ahead of an emergency EU summit set for 22 June.

More than 60 dancers from 13 countries will be put through their paces in Glasgow ahead of one of the biggest international dance competitions of its kind.

It has to ensure that extra pollen will not affect its respiratory patients, but if the plan goes ahead the honey will be put into jars by local manufacturer Duerr's and sold to support the hospital's charitable appeal.

Communities often argue that 'lives will be put at risk,' if such proposals go ahead [1].

If the judicial review goes ahead, the IRP review will be put on hold.