Sentence examples for his prioritisation from inspiring English sources

Some prominent columnists have blamed Netanyahu's poor relationship with Obama and his prioritisation of Jewish settlers for the UN resolution.

Nor has his phenomenological approach or his prioritisation of the role of ideas in history found much support.

He refuses to acknowledge that there could be structural reasons why London is so dangerous for cyclists - poor road layout, traffic signals, very few separate cycle lanes - not to mention his own prioritisation of 'smooth flowing traffic' over bike safety.

Since a typical query takes less than 2 seconds, the researcher can easily modify his or her prioritisation settings on the basis of the results.

Yes we prioritise, but prioritisation occurs on the basis of clinical need and on the basis of urgency".

In his speech, he quietly and purposefully demanded greater prioritisation of classical music in schools.

While I am sympathetic to Mr Bayh's prioritisation of national security, I find his argument all too convenient for reasons I'll get to in a moment.Mr Yglesias's second post notes that Ray LaHood, the transportation secretary, recently mused about indexing the federal tax on gasoline to inflation.

For prioritisation the researcher can easily incorporate his or her background knowledge and follow various search avenues alone or in combination.

Asked if his call to the ambulance service was "too vague for prioritisation", Mr Rook said: "By the inference of my asking for the fleet of ambulances, by telling them that a lot of people had been injured, must instil that the incident is serious".

Particularly infuriating for Caroline is Mr Stevenson's seeming prioritisation of the Conservative Party line over the interests of his constituents.

But politics is prioritisation.