Sentence examples for always prioritising from inspiring English sources
Ethiopia is recognised as one of the countries which make the most effective use of bilateral and multi-lateral aid, always prioritising pro-poor policies, with excellent results; suffice to examine, in the Somali region alone, the number of schools, vocational colleges, the new hospitals and hundreds of clinics and health stations and the millions who now have access to clean water.
The children were always prioritised when it came to food.
Instead, they would always prioritise the well-being and social policies of their countries.
Back then, accusations were made that Beyoncé was always prioritised in band decisions.
I've always prioritised getting MPs who are supportive of LGBT rights, regardless of their sexuality".
Western assistance has always prioritised primary schooling, but the Chinese approach in this instance recognised something beyond foundational competencies.
The Forza Horizon handling model has always prioritised accessiblity over authenticity, and that's still very much the case.
There is a movement to extend the school day, giving less time for "free" play, which is something the Danes have always prioritised.
It helps that my job is at the university where I am studying – they are extremely flexible and say that students should always prioritise their studies.
"We would like to reassure Londoners that we always prioritise our response to our most critically ill and injured patients and, in the event of a major incident, we are ready to respond".
West Ham, in stark contrast, move on to the game at Cardiff that Allardyce had always prioritised, lurching deeper into crisis and with it becoming increasingly clear that a good proportion of the club's followers have had enough.
