Sentence examples for initiated priority from inspiring English sources

With the development of INASA and the initiated priority setting process, the national government is taking a more substantial role in stewardship for health research.

According to a letter from Watchung Hills Regional High School District Superintendent Elizabeth Jewett, the district test coordinator got a late night phone call from New Jersey DOE after Pearson initiated a "priority one alert" for a breech of test security within the district.

The Swedish government initiated a priority investigation in 1995 to examine the best way to meet the health care law and its goals - equal terms for the entire population.

The initial steps were to diagnose the functioning of the existing HRS through the NHRS framework, prepare a policy for health research, inform and engage stakeholders and initiate research priority setting.

The Alzheimer's Society Public Health Advisory Committee, with the University of Cambridge, initiated the Dementia Priority Setting Partnership (PSP) with the James Lind Alliance (JLA) to identify priorities for applied dementia research.

Meanwhile, reunification programmes must be a crucial part of emergency humanitarian work and should be initiated as a priority in all new relief operations.

This resulted in two main deviations 1) testing was initiated only for priority patients/attendees, e.g. those who were suspected to have HIV-related illness and for PMTCT purposes; 2) Instead of offering HIV testing before consultation (as per MoHCW guidelines) it was offered after patients had completed the consultation process.

Thus, food-for-work programs would be organized with rural agricultural communities in highly environmentally degraded areas to initiate high-priority eco-conservation reclamation works.

In 1998, the OECD initiated a high-priority project aimed at revising existing test guidelines and developing new test guidelines for screening of potential endocrine disruptors.

Recognizing the global relevance of the issue of endocrine disruption, in addition to the US-EPA activities, the OECD initiated a high-priority activity in 1998 to revise existing, and to develop new test guidelines for the screening and testing of potential endocrine disrupting chemicals.

To address the possibility that chemicals could threaten the health of humans and wildlife through their interaction with the endocrine system, the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development OECDD) initiated a high-priority activity in 1997 to develop guidelines for the testing of potential endocrine-active chemicals (OECD 1998).