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Another way to make niche markets more attractive is through priority review vouchers, which promise manufacturers an expedited review process for one of their drugs.
Deepening these fears, China’s free-trade deals in Southeast Asia give agriculture priority.
The immediate priority is to put an end to this violence.
In fact, for many individuals, particularly in wealthier countries, the top priority is not simply becoming richer, but rather living a richer life, and it is toward the latter goal that they will channel their time, income, and creativity.
His clear priority is the Islamic Republic’s survival, not the fate of particular Iranian politicians.
Protection of the rule of law must become an international priority – and that will require strong leadership.
This might have its advantages, but it should not be a priority.
The third priority will be what Bush misleadingly called a “global war on terrorism.”
Also high on the priority list in the Middle East will be to sustain and enhance Bush’s efforts to bring about a two-state solution between Israel and Palestine, and to encourage the incipient dialogue between Israel and Syria.
Indeed, Obama’s most important priority must be to show that America is back in the business of exporting hope rather than fear.
So, in 2016, the government offered its own solution, enacting a law permitting employers to give priority to Swiss job-seekers (without limiting the free movement of EU workers to Switzerland).
This in no way undercuts the priority that must always be given to eradicating poverty and destitution.
All were then asked if they wanted to move the child up the waiting list for treatment, ahead of other children who had been assessed as having higher priority.
With the oil-price drop that started in mid-2014, the first priority became clear: reform fossil-fuel subsidies before prices go back up.
And yet it seems that at both ends of the ideological continuum, they remain far from being a priority of their governments.
Now that we know how inequality harms the health of societies, individuals, and economies, reducing it should be our top priority.
Stability throughout Central Asia is a priority of both governments.
The third priority is putting knowledge into practice.
His efforts to establish a personal connection with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe – the first foreign leader he hosted at Mar-a-Lago, his “Winter White House” – and the high priority his administration is assigning to relations with India and South Korea are positive signs.
Regional groups of countries in eastern, southern, and western Africa are all giving priority to the idea of creating a monetary union.
At this stage of their economic development, with its focus on commodity exports, the priority for Africa’s countries should be long-term economic integration, not currency union.
President Barack Obama’s administration and the US Federal Reserve gave priority to healing the private sector.
As early as the second half of 2009 – that is, before bond markets got nervous – policymakers’ top priority was to find the exit from fiscal stimulus.
First, banking-sector repair should be policymakers’ top priority wherever it has not been completed.
Finally, attention should be paid to the balance between fiscal tightening and supply-side reforms: whenever appropriate, more priority should be given to the latter than has been the case so far.
At this point, his administration’s top priority should be to develop more disciplined processes to ensure that the president is being given accurate information and effective policy options.
The first priority should be boosting employment to enable citizens to put food on the table and recover a basic sense of confidence in the future.
But the first priority must be putting people back to work.
For the EU to succeed, it must pursue the policy launched by the French Presidency, giving priority to stopping the war and distancing itself from Israel’s disproportionate use of force.
It must greatly reduce the technocratic aspects of its approach to external action, and at the same time make its relations with southern Mediterranean countries a top priority.
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