Most notably, most Americans prioritize safety over civil liberties in times where the risk of attack seems high.
Most notably, in January the administration began prioritizing the processing of new "affirmative" asylum cases over old ones.
As improper interviewing techniques may hamper the capacity of victims to report accurately the abusive experience they were subjected to, promoting and sustaining best-practice interviewer techniques, notably among police officers, should be prioritized [ 26].
Being able to prioritize conservation efforts is very important, notably when funding is limited.
Notably, at least in the studies we conducted, prioritizing technical work tasks harmed fairness, but did not improve technical performance.
The two can't always coexist, and when confronted with both, Kennedy often has chosen to prioritize the individual over the state -- most notably when the rights of gay people and certain criminal offenders are at stake.
Notably, only integration of several RNA-seq datasets is as highly prioritized as the integration of heterogeneous data types.
Notably, there was great improvement at intervention sites in many areas prioritized by the WHO's Global Health Sector Strategy on HIV/AIDS, including nutrition and co-infections and co-morbidities.
Most notably, it no longer contains provisions that preference entry for religious minorities language the President himself admitted was intended to prioritize entry for Christian rather than Muslim refugees.
Most notably, the U.K. government has shifted dramatically away from support for onshore wind and solar power as it prioritizes other sources, including nuclear energy and fracking.
