Sentence examples for dominate priority from inspiring English sources

As this example demonstrates, some groups will dominate priority setting and minority voices will not necessarily be heard.

A study on decentralization and the health care prioritization process in Tanzania (33) also reported that health professionals have a tendency to dominate priority settings for the LGAs, making it difficult for other LGA organs such as CHSB and other stakeholders to make them accountable by asking them questions regarding health service related operational matters.

Informally, personal relationships and mutual benefit, lobbying, level of ambition and bargaining ability of departmental heads and political interests among actors often dominated priority setting decisions especially in developing countries (Kapiriri and Norheim 2004; Gordon et al. 2009).

What Hall will need to do now is put PR at the front of his business without letting it dominate his priorities, understanding the vicissitudes of social media and remaining steadfast in the face of adversity.

Moreover, expectations of the re-settled population too would have changed with a situation of competing non-health priorities dominating over health priorities.

As Marianne Udow-Phillips, director of the Ann Arbor-based Center for Healthcare Research and Transformation, explained to me recently, local and predominantly nonprofit insurers like Blue Cross, HAP and Priority dominate the state.

The 'rhetoric or reality' of the biopsychosocial model has been related to the boundaries of work that GPs identify in that the physical dominates their priorities with the psychological elements of care coming second [ 2, 33, 34].

We're the ones who would see the Olympics come to dominate urban-planning priorities for the decade to come.

The current Conservative government has been undermining science for the past 9 years, damaging the institutions that make scientific advancement possible and trying to ensure that political and ideological priorities dominate scientific work".

Too often, boys' teams and leagues dominate community athletics with priority access to field and court spaces, over and above girls' teams and leagues.

In chimpanzees and most human societies, adult males dominate females and have priority of access to food sources.