Sentence examples for match priorities from inspiring English sources

Oxfam, which is supporting 1.2 million people in Haiti through two recovery and humanitarian programmes, welcomed the government's sweeping plans but urged ministers to match priorities with those of ordinary Haitians.

When there is not a spirit of collaboration present between the ministries, our efforts become significantly deflected when we have to address priorities of one that do not match priorities of the other.

Without oversight and coordination, this aid was distributed according to disparate donor priorities that did not necessarily match priority needs of the health sector [ 5].

However, in another study, Javed et al. (2011) found that most of the sub-watersheds were not of matching priority on the basis of the same prioritization scheme.

Matched priorities Surveying the wider agenda and the experience of the past decade, however, there is little doubt that in many areas of policy and tone, the Liberal Democrats have for some time most closely matched our own priorities and instincts.

"You always adjust your resources to match your priorities".

But there is no way of switching resources to match new priorities, because 'it's in the budget'.

He also wants funding allocated without ringfencing so that the mayor can "determine how money is spent to match Londoners' priorities".

If its ideas do not match the priorities of spending departments, tough.But the functional changes also give the Treasury more time.

"We must have the courage to say 'no' to money if it doesn't match our priorities," says Margaret Chan, the director-general.

A new Federal Agency for Scientific Organizations (FASO) now is reorganizing academy institutes to match government priorities.