1.   In national negotiations, officers should make a priority of the need for terminals for our key activists under facilities agreements, possibly under machinery for negotiation.

2.   Bush has not made a priority of revisions in the current system of financing political campaigns and almost never mentions it in campaign speeches.

3.   But Republicans built their new majority by preying upon vulnerable Southern seats and will doubtless make a priority of capturing this one.

4.   Did the House of Representatives make a priority out of what was passed in the Senate and pass it right through?

5.   Democrats, too, are mapping out an agenda, making priorities of Social Security, managed health care, and an increase in the minimum wage.

6.   George W. Bush has made his priorities clear.

7.   Having watched their season end at Dallas for three consecutive years, the Packers made a priority of earning home-field advantage this season.

8.   On his first trip to California since the Republican primary almost a month ago, Gov. George W. Bush of Texas could not have made his priorities clearer.

9.   Schools Chancellor Harold Levy and his predecessor, Rudy Crew, both made a priority of streamlining the system, and some improvements are palpable.

10.   She said the governor wanted to make his priorities clear to Eisenberg, and would focus on the committees later on.