Sentence examples for prioritise making from inspiring English sources

He added: "We will prioritise, making the best possible use of all the assets that the games have given us".

It is up to him – not Monusco or any other body – to not only commit significant resources to the investigation and prosecution, but to prioritise making these arrests.

"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".

"We must also prioritise making Britain's homes better insulated and more energy-efficient," she added.

Nansi Ellis, head of education policy at the Association of Teachers and Lecturers, said: "The government is right to prioritise making childcare accessible how, where and when parents need it and at a price they can afford.

Prioritise: Make a list of the things that are important to you and decide when you are going to give them some time.

"Under pressure, public sector managers are likely to be good at prioritising, making sensible decisions and communicating effectively," he says.

Quitting acting is not a case of retirement but of prioritising, making space for the work that interests him now.

Two sources said the FBI special agent assigned to the prosecution, Jim Fitzgerald, was the one who received the Mohammed document on 20 December from Brigadier General Mark Martins, the chief military commissions prosecutor who has prioritised making the commissions domestically and internationally respectable.

"Japan is very aged so the government is prioritising making cites age-friendly," says Setsuko Saya, head of regional policy at the OECD-led research into ageing in cities. Toyama, where 26% of residents are over 65, has adopted the principle of a compact city – which promotes high density, public transport, walking and cycling.

Carers' perceptions about prioritising making the dying person comfortable can be in conflict with doctors' decisions to treat.