Sentence examples for would be priority from inspiring English sources

The 37,000 American troops stationed in South Korea, some within a few miles of the demilitarized zone, would be priority targets for North Korea's huge and robustly equipped army.

Roughly speaking, the idea would be priority for the worse off, up to sufficiency, and straight utilitarian maximization of aggregate well-being above that line.

Our state fiscal house is not in order, so that would be priority one for me.

General Valery Gerasimov, chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces, said in January that Crimea, Kaliningrad and the Arctic would be priority areas this year as the military strengthens its combat capabilities.

Individuals who have high viral set points and those who maintain high viral loads in the absence of ART are more likely to transmit HIV infection [ 33], suggesting that they would be priority candidates for early ART.

Deficit-cutting and labour-market reform would be priorities for a PP government.

In the NPR interview, Obama said there were areas of agreement that would be priorities come January, particularly finding ways to further the economic recovery.

Rendering inoperable the Natanz and Fordow uranium-enrichment installations and the Arak heavy-water production facility and reactor would be priorities.

"Stopping these threats would be a priority for any nation, and it is a priority for us".

Exports would be the priority for her government.

Finally, Mr. Tsvangirai said constitutional reform would be a priority.