Sentence examples for be prioritisation from inspiring English sources

"We do really want there to be prioritisation on the Erasmus Plus because it is important – it has a direct impact on the students and the economy," said its director, Ruth Sinclair-Jones, who is based at the British Council.

But politics is prioritisation.

The hardest aspect is prioritisation.

While a budget in the region of £30m plays no small part in Team GB's success, British Cycling's interim sporting director, Iain Dyer, believes the key to Olympic excellence is prioritisation.

Chief among them is prioritisation and the increasing demand on healthcare professional work loads, in particular the nursing profession.

The fatigue management strategies most frequently used since attending FACETS were prioritisation (80%), pacing (78%), saying no to others (78%), grading tasks (75%) and challenging unhelpful thoughts (71%).

Adding in those people who were already using a respective strategy prior to the programme, the three most used strategies were prioritisation (55/59), grading tasks (54/59) and pacing (53/58).

The fatigue management strategies that participants had most commonly started to use since the end of the programme were: prioritisation, pacing, saying 'no', grading tasks and challenging unhelpful thoughts.

Adding in those participants who were already using the respective strategies prior to FACETS, the three most used strategies at 4 months were prioritisation (55/59), grading (54/59) and pacing (53/58).

"There will also be a prioritisation workshop in Nairobi this October," says Robinson.

Particularly children in communities that are hard to reach have less survival chances and should therefore be given prioritisation in the emerging development agenda.