It could first prioritise all those who have a legal right to be here.
In early 2000 they decided to fund a project to develop methods to first prioritise those species at greatest risk, and then to identify those where DNA markers (characterised differences in DNA used for identity) were not currently available, but could be of potential use in enforcement cases.
In other applications, such hopes have proven to be well-founded; with the strategy of first prioritising options for commissioning and then lobbying for relaxation of the budget constraint being employed with some success.
In the context of the first phase of the social contract between the government and the unions – which for the first time prioritised the low-paid, ie women – this was interesting.
Third, prioritise safety monitoring as an activity.
With that in mind, the results suggest that cryptographic controls, malware protection, compliance with legal requirements and maintaining an effective back up, should be prioritised first, since these are the most commonly asked by insurers.
Children were prioritised first by MMR doses received, then by age, such that younger children with no MMR doses on their General Practice (GP) or PCT record were the primary targets for the campaign.
First, it has elucidated ongoing uncertainties ('what we still don't know') in anaesthesia and perioperative medicine; second, it has prioritised those uncertainties for future research ('what we most urgently want to find out').
For private renters: Three-year minimum tenancies will become standard for renters with rent increases will be capped at the rate of inflation and local first-time buyers prioritised for new housing.
