Sentence examples for prioritise going from inspiring English sources

"In any business, including ours, you would review the overall business strategy and core elements within that strategy from time to time," says Clark. "So it's about getting a much more focused, deliberate attention from the organisation to say 'this is what we need to prioritise going forward".

"We are doing this by prioritising funding going to create and share great art".

She said: "We just can't manage as many flights as normal," adding that it is up to individual airlines to prioritise who goes where.

Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka, the head of UN Women, who attended Wednesday's briefing, said that if money is not prioritised, women go without "dignity packs", which include items such as sanitary towels.

They're not going to prioritise investment in green infrastructure.

"CNN is never ever going to prioritise Nigerians over Americans... it's up to us," she said.

And, let's face it, the obese patient whose housing problems still haven't been resolved is hardly going to prioritise my earnest advice on eating and exercise.

"If we are going to prioritise making sure there is a functioning state in Afghanistan, then development, the work we are doing in that respect, is absolutely crucial".

"Obviously I'm going to prioritise those two events and hopefully prepare well for them and play well here and Paris, then see where that leaves me," Murray said.

It's a great start, and an absolutely critical one, but the debate needs to be widened to include data protection and identifiability – and if we are going to prioritise the safety of our children online, then it's one we need to have now.

"It's more difficult, but we're not going to prioritise the Champions League," said Ancelotti.