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The company would also suspend airport check-in and baggage fees so that handling agents could "prioritise getting flights out on time and processing standby passenger lists".

"We are waiting for an update on the injuries to Ajmal Shahzad and Chris Tremlett but with our preparations for the World Cup starting in less than a fortnight we need to prioritise getting our World Cup squad members fit and ready for the start of the tournament.

But frankly if you live in Saudi Arabia, you have bigger problems: while I appreciate Hilary Clinton's interest in the country's freedom-of-text restrictions, she might want to prioritise getting women there the vote first).

"We are now prioritising getting cases through court.

Since the financial crash, the government has prioritised getting people into work.

I've always prioritised getting MPs who are supportive of LGBT rights, regardless of their sexuality".

Chris Harmer, retired naval aviator and a senior analyst at the Institute for the Study of War, said: "The military has not prioritised getting this out there, there's a sense that the military doesn't want to get drawn into this theatre.

Emergency services have been prioritising getting the elderly and those who live in bungalows to safety.

We then prioritised getting the rights to use the first pile and it went on from there".

Labour is at its best when it tackles bread and butter issues such as family life, and no one has done more that Harriet to prioritise and get on the political agenda issues that are important to the everyday life of families - childcare, minimum wage, worklife balance, health/education maternity/paternity leave and pay and equality of representation.

"We're prioritising to get as many breaches plugged where people and property are at risk.