set priorities

But they did not try to set priorities among them.

Even then, the Army will still have to set priorities.

And a President has to set priorities, because it is your money that we're talking about.

But it can do so, the state says, only by setting priorities.

There is no plan to set priorities or choose where money should best be spent.

Would it be possible, he asked lawyers for the Government, to set priorities?

I'm able to think and evaluate better, to set priorities.

Then he could not only set priorities, but also make sure the agencies carry them out.

Learn to pace yourself, set priorities and do the most important things first.

One thing for sure, he had to get the slack out of his thinking in order to set priorities.

As he has always tried to do, Agassi set priorities.

"So it was not an easy decision for us, but we have to set priorities.

The goals should be to set priorities for proper use of whatever water is available.

It was his job to set priorities on messages sent into and received from deep space.

Is it a matter setting priorities, or would these systems make little economic sense even if the political will exists?

All you need now is a government that sets priorities a bit smarter as well!

Nonetheless, their true purpose is to give direction and to set priorities.

The act of setting priorities for their choices can help children think about what they truly want.

No longer able to set priorities, he attacking from the flank.

We should not be setting priorities for scientific evaluations here.

And my job is to set priorities and get them done.

Set priorities and learn to cope with your physical limitations.

It soon became apparent, however, that politics would play a role in setting priorities.

The requirement that the budget be in balance would force the Government to set priorities.

The first task, he said, is to set priorities among the various proposed actions.