Sentence examples for policy prioritising from inspiring English sources

The commission accepts aid should not be seen as an adjunct of foreign policy but says part of the solution lies in "preventing UK foreign policy prioritising commercial diplomacy above all else.

And how should anyone making policy prioritise preparing for the next pandemic with more urgent concerns?

Are these policies prioritising the public good and holding the institutions accountable to it?

Though she recognised the dangers of global warming, Thatcher's industrial and economic policies prioritised economic growth.

Particularly, if they allow the ethanol producer to capture a greater proportion of the value chain, or if regional policies prioritise local environmental benefits.

They are believed to impose "realistic" limits on policy; political prioritising hides behind practical references to the "public purse".

Maybe, but Mr Stein doesn't argue that point and with good reason: it implies a loss of control over monetary policy, by prioritising the Fed's financial stability role over its macro-stability responsibilities.

A multi-state round-up of Central American families three weeks ago caused alarm and anger in Latino communities and a political backlash which continues to resonate, with the Obama administration offering no indication that it would change course on its policy of prioritising recent border crossers even if they pose no apparent security threat.

The report also calls for a review of the policy of prioritising urban areas over farm land.

Mr Wright said the council was "considering a policy on prioritising the allocation of new sites to those who have recently lost sites" and that Mr Mayers was "aware of this".

We found a higher rate of shoulder dystocia during the day, which was unexpected but may reflect our policy of prioritising inductions of labour for pregnancies with suspected macrosomia and diabetes early in the day.