Sentence examples for prioritise if from inspiring English sources

"Focus groups welcome a range of voices and diverse opinions, which allows brands to validate and prioritise if experiences are shared or conflicting.

It is good that countries can call on Bank experts to help them with a wide range of problems, but how can one really tell what kind of assistance the Bank should prioritise if there is no market feedback?

If so, it's easier to prioritise if you think it through.

Every time we're given a new priority, we have to ask the public: what do you want us to do less of, to de-prioritise? "If you want more resources put into shoplifting or cycle crime, where is the area on which you think we should spend less?

The quality of teaching and assessment must be prioritised if apprentices are to help Britain close the productivity gap with competitors.

When numbers top 25,000, the campaign at Europe-v-facebook.org will continue to register the name and address of users who wish to join the action and they will be prioritised if the claim is expanded.

Anyone applying for a visa under the parent category will be prioritised if they have a sponsor who earns at least $65,000 a year, their own guaranteed income of $27,203 a year, or at least NZ$500,000 in funds to move to the country.

"And, under the new rules, I have asked all departments to identify around 5% of their resource budget that could be re-prioritised if new pressures emerge or new policies have to be funded, so there is a shared understanding of how it could be paid for".

Chromosomal regions were prioritised if the LOD score was greater than 2. Standard fluorescence-based genotyping methodologies were used and these have been described in detail in previous papers [34].

Because funds are generally non-earmarked and pooled, the steering committee can re-prioritise if needs change or another donor, not providing funding through the pool, decides to cover an area originally covered by the fund.

Results of most recent systematic reviews and those of reviews including more studies will be prioritised if there is more than one systematic review on a given intervention.