Sentence examples for given precedence for from inspiring English sources
The determination of a discharge destination was a priority task for AH professionals, and patients with unclear discharge pathways were given precedence for attention.
Central bankers in rich countries, where consolidated supervision has become the norm, have been encouraging their emerging peers to adopt it too, perhaps starting with giving precedence for new licences to foreign banks that are supervised on a consolidated basis.
Too often that order is reversed, the politics of the issue is given precedence over the search for the right answer.
Presence of recurrent caries was given precedence over physical reasons for failures and marginal integrity was given preference over the other physical reasons in cases where a restoration failed for more than one reason.
While the ACO prioritised community and cultural knowledge as key staff competencies, for mainstream providers, formal clinical training was given precedence.
The World Health Organisation estimates that chronic disease accounts for 60% of deaths worldwide and has given precedence globally to the prevention and treatment of chronic disease [ 6].
One is the growing concern for the environment shown by China's leaders, after decades in which economic growth was given precedence over environmental protection.
The precedence of areas for construction of wind power plant may be unclear, so in this study, the order of the construction is set based on the wind potential of areas (the area with a higher potential is given precedence).
No one type of data was given precedence.
In this way nursing care plans are not given precedence.
The prescription of more cost-effective measures with equal efficacy, for example, drugs and other therapeutic appliances that achieve the same therapeutic objective, is to be given precedence.
