priority right

One thing about women, they always get their sense of priorities right.

"There are times when you have to get your priorities right."

"It will cost a lot of money, and we have other priorities right now."

That will happen when our species gets its priorities right.

Continuity does not seem to be the priority right now.

An example may help to understand the legal concept of priority right.

"Let's get our priorities right in 2004," he said before opening the floor to questions.

The issues are not linked, but we need to put our priorities right.

"Voters will say this is not the priority right now," she said.

"But, as you can see, we have other priorities right now."

"Our priority right now is to get bodies on the street," he said.

We want to make sure we're addressing the issues that matter most and are getting our priorities right.

"The priority right now is not food, but water and sanitation."

"It certainly does not have that level of priority right now.

You've got to get them to put the priorities right."

However, if the government get their priorities right, the national plan for music education could and should be a watershed moment.

Whatever he wanted her for, she wasn't a priority right now.

Yet governing would seem to be a lesser priority right now.

Although you are in a seemingly hopeless situation, keep thinking and get your priorities right.

But I've got to get my priorities right again.

That means at least some state leaders in Albany have gotten their priorities right.

The priority right now is to hurry up those phone records Johnson's been waiting on.

Washington has to get its priorities right and start living within its means.

Has the Commission got its organisation and priorities right on information policy?

Copyright, in the grand scheme of things, is a low priority right.