“This issue is of a high priority and must be attended to immediately.”

“The government will give priority to the creation of more employment opportunities for its citizens.”

“As of now, your priority should be to pass the upcoming exam.”

“In former times, there were in larger monasteries, besides the prior and the sub-prior, also a third, fourth and sometimes even a fifth prior.”

“Other iterative heuristic rules include the prioritization of sites by the rarity of the surrogates present in them.”

“Other iterative heuristic rules that have been commonly used include the prioritization of sites by the rarity of the surrogates present in them.”

“With that term, he linked the violence of masculinist power struggles with the Western tradition's prioritization of truth.”

“Regarding off-grid planning, the national plan includes the prioritisation of localities according to type and size of infrastructure.”

“All potential projects are being reviewed at present with a view to prioritisation and rephasing.”

“The question of improved interconnections between the networks will be examined, as well as the prioritisation of these networks.”

“What should you do each day if you are a good task prioritizer?”

“The final line of defence is to question the priorities of those who continue to raise Iraq, and dismiss the issue as a bore.”

“Career and many other priorities in life come after family for the majority of women.”

“Similarly, the emphasis on waiting times for day surgery leads to a grotesque distortion of priorities.”

“Friaries were occupied by friars, abbeys were headed by abbots, priories by priors.”

“Until the Reformation, the spiritual peerage also included abbots and priors, and spiritual peers formed a majority of the House of Lords.”

“Abbots were the spiritual heads of the larger monasteries, with priors in charge of smaller or daughter houses.”