Sentence examples for The prioritising from inspiring English sources

The prioritising of such vacuities as "self-esteem" and "empowerment" have contributed to the undisciplined and impulse-ridden youth we see all around us.

The prioritising of story over voice suggests that it's not the aim of Maya's Notebook to plunge the reader into the grim existence of a real-life Maya; this is a tale of revelations and resolutions, and the plot is more answerable to its own turns than to the brutal possibilities of reality.

The prioritising of 'liaison' in the title of the AMHLO is a misnomer.

The prioritising of 'Paperwork' was seen as a barrier to involvement and there was a perception that most actual involvement work goes on outside of formal meetings in the absence of formal documentation.

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

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

The government has accused the organisation of prioritising the treatment of the Rohingya community over local Buddhists.

The processor might run slower, but the software prioritised the user – not other processes.

"I would like to see the government prioritise the retention of preferential terms of access to the single market.

This helped to ensure that the Department of Health prioritised the development of evidence-based policies to improve maternal health.

Sources told The Independent on Sunday that the LTA is prioritising the elite game over grassroots tennis.