Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• This necessitates a change in priorities and closer ties between industry and educational institutions.
• Effective political action cannot change its priorities every six months.
• And it's time to change priorities, which is why I've decided to withdraw from the race, spend more time with my family.
• And it's time to change priorities, which is why I've decided to withdraw from the race, spend more time with my family.
• The job can change your priorities.
• A promotion like that could change her priorities.
• The creation of a Temporary Committee on Climate Change is the European Parliament's response and contribution to placing the challenge of climate change as a priority on the European and international agenda.
• 25 RA patient associations from 20 countries have signed a declaration on Priorities for Change seeking the implementation of national strategies for RA diagnosis and management.

• This necessitates a change in priorities and closer ties between industry and educational institutions.
• D. whereas certain important events involving the problems caused by pesticides should have prompted a change in priorities as regards evaluation and/or an acceleration of that procedure,
• 20 period is currently planned, which in practice means that the Commission will be authorised to intervene to make changes in priorities if it finds that a Member State is not keeping to the rules.
• From 2009 on, any significant change in priorities are reported to the Administrative Board and reflected in a proposal to amend the work programme accordingly.
• However, we also want the change in priority of financing to be gradual, not sudden, because that would mean leaving the weakest regions to look after themselves.
• Greater flexibility in the management of funds for the 2014
• He welcomed what he saw was a change in priorities emphasising a more European approach and reminded the House of the European Parliament's obligation to make laws that were beneficial for all of Europe's citizens.
• These changes in priorities will have financial implications for universities.