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With that methodology being sidelined I wonder if we'll see more splitting of capability as commercial goals are prioritised rather than working towards a defined standard.

It's a bit of a balancing act but we need to prioritise rather than chase happiness.

United had some monumental sessions of their own, though they tended to prioritise quality rather than quantity of piss-up.

Mothers-in-law, particularly in rural areas, still tend to prioritise housework rather than antenatal or preventive care.

She wanted to prioritise working rather than sex to be in a position to repay the kindness: If I consider the time ever since I fell sick, a lot of money has been spent on the illness.

There were also student perceptions about the fairness of the weighting system, which prioritised academic assignments rather than the performance-based clinical supervisor ratings.

"When it comes to catastrophes such as these we should be prioritising human beings rather than prioritising a certain religion," he told Guardian Australia.

"When it comes to catastrophes such as these we should be prioritising human beings rather than prioritising a certain religion," Mohamed said.

The law seeks to prioritise the social, rather than commercial, function of urban land.

In 2012 a government commission found that short-termism among investors encourages bosses to prioritise quarterly earnings rather than longer-term plans such as research and development.

I knew the embodiment of the characters would have to be handled very carefully, to somehow prioritise the voice rather than the picture.