1.   Among the most pressing priorities, McCann said, are more parking, a new office building along Lankershim Boulevard and additional soundstages in the studio district.

2.   But they also point out that the president has more pressing priorities, among them assembling a cabinet.

3.   Even Germany, stricken by severe economic problems, now has other, far more pressing priorities, he said.

4.   Hollywood evidently has more pressing priorities, such as cinematic dialogue with its own previous Roman epics.

5.   No less than five times he chided the vice president for having failed to take action on what he deemed pressing national priorities.

6.   This year, though, Yeltsin has more pressing priorities --his reelection runoff race against Communist Party leader Gennady Zyuganov.

7.   Egypt has placed the emphasis on expanding economic cooperation whereas the GCC sees regional security as a more pressing priority, Egyptian sources said.