1.   Expenditures should be subject to strict independent review, and scientific organizations or objective federal offices should set priorities for research spending.

2.   It is always a matter of setting priorities and saying what is real for today.

3.   He says setting priorities is of critical importance.

4.   Two subsequent recommendations make it clear that the public must have a voice in setting these priorities.

5.   We look at things that we would like to do, and set our priorities.

6.   Although the Republican leaders are responsible for setting national priorities, none apologize for fighting for their home states and districts.

7.   And although they have set their priorities, each knows from experience that he will not meet all of his goals.

8.   An awful lot of being married involves debating and compromising and setting priorities.

9.   And he was recently elected to the Hudson County HIV-AIDS Services Planning Council, which sets local priorities on how to spend federal AIDS dollars.

10.   And Los Angeles is a winner because it set its priorities and stuck to them, a rare accomplishment anymore in the overlapping worlds of pro sports and politics.