Sentence examples for operating priorities from inspiring English sources

Because culture is always slowly evolving to fit strategic and operating priorities, it's not an endpoint.

"We are off to a strong start in 2017 on both operating priorities and strategic initiatives.

Our businesses have effective growth strategies in place and clear operating priorities".

Our study and others have shown how the target- and outcome-led culture (introduced with New Labour in 1997) within which public health has been operating distorts priorities and has further contributed to the marginalisation of the inequalities agenda [ 11].

Consequently, a focus should be placed on developing or strengthening the foundations of a system to operate (policies, priorities, and management), so as to be able to move towards capacity building/strengthening, and establishing financing and coordinating mechanisms.

"The segment of the report that I read portrays almost no understanding of the resource context in which the Intelligence Community was operating, the programmatic priorities established by me, the obstacles I had to overcome to secure more resources, both dollars and people, to meet all of our highest priorities".

Our conversation reminded me of the central weakness of the second-wave feminist movement in which the dominant white leadership advanced an agenda that reflected their identified priorities, operating under the assumption that these would be the same for all women.

However, one implication of this presumption for people with diabetes is that self-management quickly becomes hidden from view which is reinforced by the systems and organisational priorities operating in primary care.

Comparative analyses can potentially: highlight the competing priorities operating in different contexts; make visible taken-for-granted assumptions and underlying ideologies; reveal the arbitrariness of particular categorisations and concepts; and suggest innovative solutions.

CNIS: Canadian Network for International Surgery DALYY: disability-adjusted life year; DCP: disease control priorities; DMO: District Medical Officer; MUHAS: Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences; OR: operation room (or OT: operating theatre); OSCE: Observed Structured Clinical Examination; UCSF University of Californiaa San Francisco.

They operated a priority process of question generation through a web-based interface, facilitated through locality leads and workshops.