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What needs to be prioritised?

The secretary-general of the UN international telecommunications union (ITU), Hamadoun Touré, said: "Internet, and particularly broadband internet, has become a key tool for social and economic development, and needs to be prioritised, even in the world's poorest nations".

"This issue needs to be prioritised by both the government and the mountaineering industry," said Dambar Parajuli, president of EOAN.

Even though Ghana has made efforts to bridge the digital divide (Koria et al. 2012), ICT infrastructure, such as internet access, storage capacity and processing capability, needs to be prioritised in government budgetary expenditures, since economy-wide innovativeness and innovation is extremely difficult to attain without threshold levels in skills and ICT capability and capacity.

Early and effective implementation, with practical action on the ground needs to be prioritised.

Reductions in substance use needs to be prioritised within services for at-risk young people.

Another important pillar is genuine political will, and a strong vision of which areas need to be prioritised.

"Watford is suffering from an acute housing shortage and the hospital is in need of redevelopment, both of which need to be prioritised".

To minimise turnaround time, rapid DST will need to be prioritised, but developers of these assays will need better data about the molecular mechanisms of resistance.

Well, first things first, there are plainly other issues at Old Trafford that need to be prioritised and the sense of order might look distinctly less jumbled if it were, say, Gerard Piqué being talked up for a return.

As peat wetlands (bogs and fens) are superior as carbon stores, and because of their rarity they have a higher biodiversity value relative to other wetland types, they need to be prioritised for protection and restoration.