Sentence examples for has prioritised from inspiring English sources

It means that the government has prioritised [the Olympics].

Radio 2 has prioritised popularity over public purposes.

She said: "This government has prioritised funding to support victims of child sexual abuse.

Since the financial crash, the government has prioritised getting people into work.

In handing his progeny over, he has prioritised its health over his own ego.

Tony Abbott has prioritised road funding, saying the commonwealth will not fund urban rail.

I deeply regret that none of the parties has prioritised the needs of civilians.

Serco has prioritised growth over profits—it loses money on every asylum-seeker it houses in Britain.

Time and again the US has prioritised economic, military and strategic interests at the expense of democratising the Arab regimes.

Since then the Chinese market has softened and Asos has prioritised expansion in the UK, Europe and the US.

Too often, he says, the profession has prioritised "qualifications and time served rather than skills, potential and attributes".