Sentence examples for * the prioritising from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, WE would like to see the prioritising of government contracts for companies that have equal pay.

Resolving this energy-climate conundrum will require major conservation efforts, the prioritising of essential non-substitutable uses of fossil fuels and the banning of frivolous ones.

But for all the prioritising of polemic, musically they privilege hooks and choruses: think 90s indie-pop with the accent on the anthemic.

Suggestions for the prioritising of further research needs relating to more general short comings in existing criteria for the evaluation of human to responses to environmental noise are also outlined.

She asked, perhaps rhetorically: when had the prioritising of arts funding to new and bigger venues, such as Manchester's multimillion-pound Factory development, ever been to the detriment of the smaller-scale?

In what looks like yet another example of the prioritising of profit over affordable homes, the company (One Housing Group) that owns the buildings that house the last two 1970s-era communes said it wanted to "decant" the tenants into separate properties.

We have 250 staff already redeployed to the frontline, prioritising all outstanding applications allowing for an extra 25,000 examinations weekly".

We have 250 staff already redeployed to the frontline, prioritising all outstanding applications allowing for an extra 25,000 examinations weekly". In addition, the Passport Office was now working seven days a week with 650 extra staff on the helplines to support customers.

President Widodo has visited Papua more than six times since his election in 2014, working hard to demonstrate Jakarta's commitment to developing the province, prioritising infrastructure construction.

Some participants created a hierarchy of important factors in the simulation, prioritising individuals before location and ranking realistic teamwork ahead of a realistic location.

His IME (identity, mobility, environment) blueprint encourages "little projects that make change" and "changes the hierarchy of the traffic", prioritising pedestrians, then bicycles, public transport, and "at the bottom, the private car".