Sentence examples for prioritisation towards from inspiring English sources

What's more, these flows would have an inbuilt prioritisation towards least developed countries – the ones with least access to alternative sources of development finance like FDI, remittances, or tax revenue – for the simple reason that they are invariably the lowest per capita emitters and hence those who would have the most spare emission permits to sell.

Yes we prioritise, but prioritisation occurs on the basis of clinical need and on the basis of urgency".

The focus of the available methods is, however, to identify the optimal peptides from provided protein sequences, while little effort has been made towards developing schemes for prioritisation of the optimal protein candidates from a pool of proteins.

These ideas frame the relationship between research and policy as a two-way negotiation in which both partners learn from the other – pragmatically and politically a step towards an equality of prioritisation and experience.

64 69 70 Facilitating factors related not only to specific strategies but to an overall shared culture and prioritisation of family work, 64 71 72 shifting attitudes towards viewing the family as equal partners 71 73 and thinking more systemically about problems.

We envisage the utility and potential of VTCdb (http://vtcdb.adelaide.edu.au/home.aspx) to provide further valuable information in hypothesis-driven studies and to aid grapevine researchers in their prioritisation of gene candidates for further study towards the understanding of biological processes related to many aspects of grapevine development and metabolism.

This paper is based on an analysis of the policy process in the public sector, and not specifically on the attitudes of Thai policy makers towards particular techniques of resource allocation and prioritisation.

The project has contributed towards building community capacity to participate in the prioritisation and planning of mine action in a fairly limited way.

This paper presents a simplified screening method for the structural integrity assessment of platform conductors towards the end of their design life and the prioritisation which follows thereafter for life extension operations by bridging the gap between design data and inspection records.

The lifetime QALYs approach challenges the prevailing view that emphasizes prospective severity and could enhance fair prioritisation across patient groups because it helps identify cases where resources should be directed towards interventions for those with the least expected lifetime health.

But politics is prioritisation.