Sentences with phrase «now national priorities»

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«I think the Congress understands that the protection of Trump Tower is now a national priority.

Mental health promotion is now a national priority and support for parents is recognised as an important element of public health policy.

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Now that the 2018 budget has been passed; CAMA is about to become a reality; and primary healthcare for hundreds of millions of Nigerians is finally within reach — as a medical doctor and a former banker, Saraki's vision as the President of the Senate and Chairman of the 8th National Assembly is coming alive before our very eyes as the people - centered priorities of the 8th Assembly are being actualized.

«Labour have said that we don't think committing now to an in / out referendum up to four years from now is in the national interest because the priority must be getting growth into the economy not getting Britain out of Europe.»

That call should now be generalized into a case for making the strength of the family a key national priority.

Every one of us now needs to step up to play our role and make education the number one national priority in the post Referendum world.

Solving the teacher and administrator shortage is now a high - priority on national and state agendas, as witnessed in many popular journals such as Time Magazine (May, 2000) and Newsweek (October, 2000).

There is more momentum in the states now than at any time since education reform became a national priority with the release of A Nation at Risk in 1983.

This can be built by investing the savings in national priorities right now while clearly communicating to the general public that the new investments — regardless of whether they fund a new school, hospital, bridge, direct cash transfer, or subway line — are made possible because of subsidy savings.

As a result we now have a national effort to close the gap, a priority for government action until the goal is met.