21.   But the NEA poll offered little guidance to politicians trying to set priorities on how to spend federal education funds.

22.   By setting priorities, Reininger says, people can give themselves permission to procrastinate on the unimportant things.

23.   Byrd made clear that he saw the debate as a struggle over who would set domestic priorities.

24.   By setting priorities, Gore hopes for the best but prepares for worse.

25.   Certainly there is a long history of state intervention in setting medical priorities, particularly in life-and-death decisions.

26.   Columbia University law professor John Coffee said the SEC will have to set priorities as to which among numerous possible offenses to investigate.

27.   Congress instructed the Energy Department to negotiate with the Department of Health and Human Services on setting priorities nationally on health worries around nuclear military sites.

28.   Create a budget and set priorities.

29.   Each service makes tradeoffs in setting these priorities.

30.   Emotions, then, seem to act as a kind of framework for thought, helping the brain set priorities.