Sentences with phrase «many immediate priorities»

Russia's ambassador to the UN, Vassily Nebenzia, urged the US on Thursday to avoid military action, saying the «immediate priority is to avert the danger of war.»

With so many immediate priorities, it can be difficult to find time to focus on the future, especially a future that may be a decade or more away.

This one's first on the list because it's the most immediate priority.

And foreign minister Taro Kono went further, saying that the U.S. rejoining «would be great news,» but noted that the immediate priority is to bring the existing agreement into force as quickly as possible.

Jaskol turned up two immediate priorities for Bunn: raising its minuscule bank credit line (with an eye toward eventually financing part of its acquisitions through borrowing); and minimizing taxes through more effective use of income - deferral strategies.

Synergy said it can now devote its entire resources to technology — the immediate priority being the rollout of Data - inCrypt and sales of its TradeCentre products.

Steven Mnuchin, Trump's candidate to run the Treasury Department, has stated that comprehensive tax reform will be an immediate priority of Trump's administration, and that his focus as Treasury Secretary will be stimulating economic growth and creating jobs through tax reform.

For Giuliani, the immediate priority will be to help decide whether Trump should sit down for a high - stakes interview with Mueller.

A small selection: «The Government will, as an immediate priority, deliver a tax cut for the middle class.»

Such a society will ensure that satisfaction of human needs takes immediate priority over the satisfaction of anyone's desires, and that the dignity of each individual is honored by providing opportunity for all persons to participate responsibly in decisions which will affect their individual lives and the common good.

The more immediate priority is to engender understanding of the impossibility of Christian theology apart from praxis.

«We understand the impact these decisions can have on our people and our immediate priority is to ensure that our employees are supported through this process,» said Mr Hipperson.

Newcastle striker Demba Ba admits he'd like to play for PSG but insists Toon «mess» is immediate priority

Sanchez is yet to recover full fitness but he is determined to do so as quickly as possible, stating that his immediate priority is be 100 % fit and get ready for the start of the new Premier League season.

But the Saints» immediate priority is to secure a new manager following Ronald Koeman's departure to Everton.

«This (the pool) was never identified as an immediate priority since we knew how costly it would be,» said Dave Harris, district executive director.

This should be an immediate priority for you.

People show up, because they love you and care about you, but your immediate priority is nurturing your baby.

He said the CPP will offer a better alternative to what the governing National Democratic Congress has given Ghanaians, saying its immediate priority after assuming office will be to part ways with the International Monetary Fund.

While the President may appoint a new FBI Director with different immediate priorities and who is more closely aligned to Trump, the issue of purported links between the Trump campaign and Russian officials continues to loom large over his presidency.

The Vice President presented the Government's immediate priorities to reignite the country's economy by creating jobs in the agriculture sector, cutting taxes and removing other barriers to investment and increased production.

This has become the defining post-election issue for the British government; Cameron has made this his immediate priority and has engaged in a period of sustained diplomacy with EU leaders to renegotiate the British terms of EU membership.

One immediate priority is the upcoming decision by members of Stephen Harper's cabinet on how to conduct an environmental review for aproposal to develop the Izok Corridor in Nunavut.

The immediate priority is to counter the tightening of financial conditions and increase in bank funding costs caused by the crisis in the eurozone.

Rezonings, for example, even those identified as immediate priorities, would likely not go into effect until 2015 at the earliest, according to the administration.

An immediate priority might be reforming the rules for leadership elections!

Aliyu, who doubles as the Chairman House Committee on Defence told DAILY POST that the North East Development Commission should be given immediate priority.

An immediate priority area is the improvement of the day to day management of all aspects of diabetes.

Meanwhile Michael Gove has been named Secretary of State for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs, with pressure to reduce poor air quality in many towns and cities among his immediate priorities.

Pushed on the issue, Farage said that repealing the ban on handguns would not be an immediate priority for Ukip.

Today Joe Lhota described his three immediate priorities should he take office in January.

Responding to a question from NY1's Courtney Gross, Lhota listed meeting with the City's union leaders to develop a «roadmap» to reaching new contracts, meeting with «the leaders of all the banks in New York» to encourage them to loosen credit restrictions while also assisting businesses in better preparing for credit requests, and meeting with college and university presidents to discuss ways to help the City's economy, as his immediate priorities.

The immediate priority for the Liberal Democrats is to maximise the number of seats they will hold.

As mayor, my immediate priority would be to use $ 15 million to help balance the proposed 2017 - 18 city budget, which currently draws down $ 18 million from our fund balance reserves (rainy day fund).

The immediate priority must be universal primary and secondary education — all children in school at least through to age 15 — everywhere in the world.

«This is important to know because semen stored by young cancer patients is taken at a time of great emotional stress when future fertility is unlikely to be an immediate priority.»

Indeed, one of Gresta's immediate priorities is to ensure the continued employment of several hundred workers whose temporary contracts are to expire at the end of this year.

One of their immediate priorities is to validate the effectiveness of their probe in detecting MAO - B in a larger pool of patient samples, with an aim of eventually developing the probe into a commercial test kit to monitor the progression of Parkinson's disease.

«Reducing the scope of the epidemic of opioid addiction is my highest immediate priority as commissioner,» the FDA's Scott Gottlieb said in an e-mailed statement.

One immediate priority would be rigorous sterilization procedures for medical and surgical instruments that would destroy amyloids, in the way that extremely high temperatures and harsh chemicals destroy prions.

«We are expanding our recycling activities,» says a spokesman, «but platinum is not one of our immediate priorities.»

Now that the mission is over, China will continue its surveillance efforts for both animal and human health, Liang said: The immediate priority is to «clearly identify the source of the virus.»

Those immediate priorities are understandable.

And they urge the government «to show real leadership and revise the carbon target in line with the Paris Agreement (and on the basis of equity and the precautionary principle) as a matter of urgent and immediate priority.»

This is because unlike carbs, protein, and fat, your body isn't equipped with a storage capacity for alcohol, so when you drink, getting it out of your system is your body's immediate priority.

That alone was enough of a reason for me to make «A.I.» an immediate priority.

She told Good Morning Scotland: «The immediate priority is to ensure that everything is being done to support children.

For issues in which the student is in physical danger, keeping them safe is the immediate priority.

An immediate priority is to pre-empt what curriculum changes will mean for teacher demand.

Academy conversion has in some instances been reported to us as diverting school leaders from the immediate priorities of improving teaching, and the changes in financial and business management can place a strain on primary schools if done at the same time as the federation itself.