Swing voters are even less likely to prioritise environmental concerns than the population at large.
In contrast, Britons aged 55+, who are generally more financially secure, are the most likely to prioritise more free time over more money.
In a letter sent to big car hire comparison sites, the CMA says: "If you comply with these changes the CMA is less likely to prioritise enforcement action against you".
O'Neill is likely to prioritise game time for those who have been sitting out for their clubs in recent weeks, and may consider another look at the 3-5-2 formation, but he has no intention of awarding cheap caps.
Janice Parker, manager at Rita4Rent, warned that while HMRC was likely to prioritise letting agents' records to pinpoint the landlords who are not paying up, those not using agents might still be identified if, say, they had advertised a rental property on a letting website or in a newspaper.
For example, in Angell et al. 2014, acknowledgement that prison inmates with serious mental illness are most likely to prioritise reconnection with informal networks on release from prison meant that case managers coordinated their efforts with clients' primary network members (Angell et al. 2014, p 495).
Rural respondents were also more likely to prioritise environmental causes (climate), limited resources (contaminated food and drinking water) and addictive behaviours.
However, consumers in the global South are likely to prioritise other information on the food label before nutrition information, such as expiration date, manufacturer information and storage information.
The local panel received instructions by word of mouth and were more likely to prioritise indicators in round 2 compared to the international experts who were given written instructions.
