Sentence examples for communicate prioritising from inspiring English sources
Pilots are taught the mantra "aviate, navigate, communicate," prioritising keeping aloft and setting the right course above speaking to the ground or other aircraft.
Mr Ghani and Ms Lockhart advise those in charge to immerse themselves in the proliferating business-management literature in order to understand the importance of putting in place a strategy, communicating it widely, prioritising what needs to be done and doing these in the most efficient sequence.
Working theories were consolidated by the primary investigators based on relevant topic characteristics associated with the means by which they prioritise and choose adverse effect information to communicate to patients.
For example, I am able to think logically, to prioritise and to forward-plan, and to interpret information and communicate with a range of audiences.
The greatest struggle for me was actually coming to an equilibrium with what my body could physically handle in terms of work hours, how to communicate and manage my team on a frugal budget and keep them motivated, and how to prioritise the essential parts of my personal life.
I do the orientation part of Flash Collective because I'm trying to compact decades worth of experience with collectives into a [fifteen minute lecture] so that the participants can have a sense of certain key things: how to find the audience, how to communicate clearly in public spaces, how to interact with the collective, how to brainstorm, how to prioritise ideas.
The school's submission to the OSA said the reason for prioritising families with a record of C of E attendance was to allow it to better communicate the school's ethos to prospective families.
INVOLVE was established to promote consumer involvement in research and improve the way that research is prioritised, commissioned, undertaken, communicated and used.
Sophie Tyrrell advocates prioritising carefully.
"It's all about prioritising.
