Sentence examples for ground priority from inspiring English sources
In the absence of agreement about which values should ground priority setting decisions, there has been a shift in focus away from principles, towards the process of priority setting.
In particular the interview findings highlighted many of the complexities around a glaucoma screening programme such as the ethical issues of adopting a targeted approach to those in higher risk groups versus one of universal population provision, or on strategic and/or organisational grounds (priority setting in the NHS, adequate resourcing) and the associated constraints of a testing strategy.
In order to ensure grants address on-the-ground priorities, all proposals were evaluated by NYFVI's extensive farmer review network.
It's hardly a given that Brown can solve the Giants' running game problems because opposing teams have made stopping the Giants on the ground a priority.
It distinguishes itself both in-flight — with clubby leather seating, 38-inch seat pitch, laptop power points, video-on-demand consoles — and on the ground — with priority check-in, lounge access and increased baggage allowance.
Yet without Lib Dems in government, with the Greens failing to challenge on the ground, environmental priorities are losing salience.
But the campaign also has revealed common ground on priorities like reducing health spending by reconfiguring the Medicare payment.
Rorty, for example, maintained that the basic principles of liberal democracy require no philosophical grounding ("the priority of democracy over philosophy").
There may thus be a maximin case for secret ballots on such grounds, putting priority on the protection of the most vulnerable.
At ground zero, the priority was getting the site cleared as quickly as possible to show the world that New York was back to normal.
For players whose strength is their ground stroke, the priority is to maneuver the opponent into a vulnerable position for a winning passing shot, placement, or drive that forces an error.
