Sentence examples for getting priority treatment from inspiring English sources

Consumers who are unhappy with their broadband providers — if, for example, they suspect that their Internet use is not getting priority treatment — can simply switch.

Already, angry denunciations are being heard from the island, among them charges that foreign citizens, especially Americans, are getting priority treatment while the poor, or the not-well-connected, languish in misery.

They would also enable the governor's office to shape the process of distributing the mitigation fund money, including specific goals -- that local neighborhoods directly affected by the plant, for example, get priority treatment.

Regular consumers' files, meanwhile, may get priority treatment if they involve a time-sensitive issue, like a mortgage pending, or if the consumer is represented by a lawyer or dealing with fraud.

At Ashe, which gets priority treatment because many televised matches are played there, four machines are driven in sequence on one side of the court and another four are driven over the opposite side.

Children separated from their families, and now alone, get priority treatment.

In proposing the CCI, an instrument that cannot be large enough to finance all the structural reforms necessary in the Member States, has the Commission already explored which reforms should get priority treatment, and why?

Treatment itself is available at a few sparsely located health centres and even then the availability of the drugs is interrupted during periods of limited stock, with the larger cities getting priority.

"We want to see policies that incentivize prenatal care and ensure that pregnant women get priority on drug treatment lists," says Whitney Englander.

We might accept that if you are well-off you pay a higher copayment but I don't think as as society we should accept that money gets you priority treatment for healthcare".

This means, first, getting priorities right.