Sentence examples for important prioritising from inspiring English sources

It's tough, which is why planning is so important, prioritising issues, laying out targets to improve and measuring progress, whilst having a broad vision of a sustainable end point for your business.

Institution of Civil Engineers ICEE) waste and resource management expert panel chair Nigel Mattravers said the new recycling targets were important in prioritising recycling goals.

Updated at 2.04pm BST 1.28pm BST Reaction roundup Institution of Civil Engineers ICEE) waste and resource management expert panel chair Nigel Mattravers said the new recycling targets were important in prioritising recycling goals.

Real world data from such settings is therefore important in prioritising the use of scarce resources for planning diagnostic, therapeutic and monitoring options.

However, this criterion (weight 38.81, 95% CI 36.41 to 41.23) was considered to be only half as important as prioritising those who had shown lifestyle commitment.

Such data are important for prioritising interventions, the absence of which up to this point has led to a lack of metrics to assess the impact of livestock diseases leads and therefore inefficient resource allocation [ 2].

When criticising tactics against racism, it's important to prioritise.

Christmas is a family time so it's important to prioritise this as well as your work.

Eagle said she could not confirm that Labour would increase spending on flood defences, but it would be important to prioritise issues that the government had neglected.

Before a meeting with the Egyptian president, Abdel Fatah al-Sisi, Cameron said he had every sympathy with the country's concerns about the impact on its economy but it was important to prioritise the interests of UK citizens.

An FA statement said: "It's important to prioritise exposing them to European and world opposition".