Sentence examples for explicitly prioritized from inspiring English sources
Supervisors in Ireland would ask staff members in Dubai to pay claims, but unless directions were explicitly prioritized, claims were not necessarily paid right away, Ms. Lucas said.
Sanders has explicitly prioritized making "certain that Donald Trump is defeated and defeated badly," as Bouie has pointed out, and a brief glance at Sanders' past statements makes clear that his decision "to do everything [he] can to make certain [Clinton] will be the next president of the United States" is almost certainly motivated more by opposition to Trump than support of Clinton.
What you are doing now is explicitly prioritizing your projects for the next month.
Target groups were identified as those that were explicitly listed as prioritized in each country to receive each of the vaccines through a structured search of online resources.
Prioritization has not, however, been discussed explicitly, even though IVF is clearly prioritized by women's age.
But Catholic social doctrine has yet to explicitly identify, explain, and prioritize a just peace theory/approach.
I hope the way we think of health systems continues to evolve and to prioritize most explicitly those interventions that have the most impact on health.
Its leaders can and should choose to prioritize legislation that explicitly sets 18 as the minimum age of marriage, implement clear guidelines on how to effectively respond to child marriage cases, and develop a multi-sector national action plan to prevent and address the negative consequences of the practice.
Twenty-eight percent (13/47) of the CPGs mentioned weighing up the benefits and harms of CVD prevention for older people (see Table 2) and only one CPG explicitly mentioned the importance of prioritizing treatment in older people, albeit as a side issue.
LocalResponse's proprietary technology collects and prioritizes social data both explicitly (i.e. check-ins on Foursquare) and implicitly (by analyzing natural language on Facebook, Twitter, etc.; e.g. "I'm headed to ShakeShack").
