Sentence examples for change prioritising from inspiring English sources

He campaigns for change – prioritising human rights, respect for the law, education and fighting corruption.

Remember the injustice of climate change – prioritise that.

Sworn in as president yesterday, Nicolas Sarkozy kept up the high tempo, promising to fulfil his mandate for change, prioritise climate change and human rights and to "fight for a Europe that protects its citizens".

This week we have heard calls for the prioritisation of children in actions related to climate change – including prioritising the poorest families, those with disabilities, sustainable energy investments, climate change adaptation efforts and the involvement of children as agents of change in their communities and beyond.

Governments and rich country donors must act now to bring real change and prioritise the rapid scaling-up of free public healthcare for all".

Finally, the group "Advocacy" was placed with other similar categories (e.g. the guidelines helped changed practice, prioritise services, develop policies and procedures) to form a major category.

We need to accept that priorities change constantly but prioritising is what gives focus to your planning.

In order for things to change, firms must prioritise retaining their best people for as long as possible.

All of these organisations have prioritised change and the figures of complaints, together with a marginally improved conviction rate, suggest that we are starting to make inroads.

All this means that the Paris summit on climate change later this year should prioritise proven technologies, especially renewable energies such as nuclear, wind and solar power.

That and prioritising this change vs other performance improvements, said Katz-Bassett.