Sentence examples for given priority treatment from inspiring English sources

Defence experts have long warned of the growing menace of cybercrime and now they have good reason to believe the threat is being given priority treatment.

It needs to be clearly stated in the Union Customs Code that authorised economic operators will be given priority treatment.

"It is my belief that immigrants bring prosperity to any economy". Charney also told the workers that once they were able to get their immigration papers in order, they would be "given priority treatment" for positions with the company, known for its racy advertising, colorful clothes and support for immigration reform.

"The Government don't know whether veterans injured in service are being given priority NHS treatment, and they have no idea whether local authorities have the right resources and expertise to meet the obligations of the Community Covenant.

Therefore, FDG-PET/CT is also useful for radiotherapy planning to detect the region with high residual potency in GTV to be given priority for treatment with a high dose.

The patient's opinion as reflected in anamnestic items on daily functioning of the oral system was given priority in treatment outcome if the index of overall relative change (including changes related to items from clinical tests) indicated a 'successful' treatment while the anamnestic items alone indicated an 'unsuccessful' treatment (for details, see the main text).

People who have good oral health behaviour should be given priority in receiving treatment as their treatment outcome will be better.

The 2013 World Health Organization (WHO) HIV guidelines recommend that ART be provided to all individuals with confirmed HIV infection who have CD4+ T-cell cell counts ≤500 cells/μL, and that individuals with CD4+ T-cell counts ≤350 cells/μL should be given priority to initiate treatment [ 1].

But the members of A are benefited, not harmed or disadvantaged, by receiving priority over group B; they are not being used for the benefit of others or treated in a way to which they do not consent; indeed, they want to be given priority over B for treatment.

In these cases, the investigators' clinical judgment and expectation that patients would benefit from further letrozole treatment was given priority over strict adherence to the protocol schedule, with the result that three of the four patients benefited from prolonged letrozole therapy.

In Russia, the medical criterion is the decisive one, while rehabilitation and treatment criteria are given priority in Norway.