Sentence examples for not be prioritized from inspiring English sources

In this progressive conception, Jews are dismissed as a group of privileged whites whose oppression need not be prioritized or "centered," if it even exists anymore.

Though workers would be free to apply at other Toyota plants, the closest of which is more than 1,700 miles away, in San Antonio, "they will not be prioritized over the applicants from the local community," Mr. Niimi told reporters on a conference call.

If all are agreed to be part of quality, they need not be prioritized within a definition.

Short-term inflammatory engagement must not be prioritized over long-term inclusivity of all voices willing to participate in a civil online community.

Although this scheme is invulnerable to the privacy weakness, such a deciding strategy gives a less accurate bit allocation: A user pdf falling across an interval boundary may result in an undesired intra-class variation in the Hamming domain and thus should not be prioritized for bit extraction.

But they've affected me to the point where a liberal white friend recently told me I was being too radical because I said a police officer's irrational fear should not be prioritized over a man's life.

If the White House and Congress wanted to begin to deal comprehensively with the "border crisis", they would not be prioritizing "alien removal" but rather investing in emergency legal aid to these children, working to reunite them with their families whenever possible and granting them broad humanitarian relief as refugees.

"In fact, you might have more support than someone who gets married and only pays attention to their spouse and puts all of their friends on the back burner"....or you may not be prioritizing what you really want.

Team training with the surgeon's operating room staff has not been prioritized in existing educational paradigms, particularly in trauma surgery.

Compensation, the official said, was "about Israel's accountability for what it has done," and was not being prioritized over the blockade.

While the Trump campaign in early March hired a number of veteran operatives who had previously worked for Republican rival Ben Carson to help prepare for a contested convention, the delegate hunt had not been prioritized to the extent that other campaigns, like that of Ted Cruz, had done.