Sentence examples for first time prioritised from inspiring English sources
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.
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.
It is the first time that leaders of an indigenous territory have prioritised children in this way.
The Cabinet Office proudly announced last year that What Works was a world first: "it's the first time any government has taken a national approach to prioritising the use of evidence in decision-making".
This new independent inquiry could reform the way mental health care is delivered and has significant implications for clinical commissioning groups' (CCGs) 2016/17 commissioning intentions and mental health providers as, for the first time, alternatives to statutory health detention will need to be prioritised.
"This is the first time a police force has come forward with a plan to prioritise enforcement against close pass drivers.
We must work with our public health colleagues, who will for the first time be part of local government rather than the NHS, to put pressure on local councils to prioritise high quality sexual health services amid demands from many disciplines for unallocated funding.
The government has also written into the guidance for the first time that students with learning difficulties – such as dyslexia, dyspraxia, Asperger's syndrome and attention-deficit disorders – should be prioritised and treated as a target group.
This is the first time the target has been missed since the leeway allowed - so that doctors can prioritise the sickest patients - was relaxed from 2% to 5% in 2010.
"I was troubled to see Tesco at times prioritising its own finances over treating suppliers fairly," Tacon said.
