Sentence examples for prioritises competition from inspiring English sources

Finally, there is the crucial matter of the way in which the health bill (there is precious little social care in it) prioritises competition over collaboration, and whether the two can comfortably co-exist.

On the surface Pearce's record was presentable, leading England into four tournaments but he won only three games out of 15 in those competitions and even before you delve into arguments about how the FA prioritises its under-21 level, there were no excuses for what happened in Israel.

Which choice prioritises time, and which money?

And that's why it's great we belong to the best creative industry in the world, but also why it's essential that everyone, executives and producers, in British television prioritises good quality, challenging, imaginative programming because it's only by doing so will we play to our strengths and stand out from the competition.

This is now the way our culture prioritises.

Critics have claimed that Clinton prioritises political calculation over substance.

It's a society that prioritises profit over people".

It prioritises nuclear power, with a disastrous record in India, over renewables.

"By this I mean investment that prioritises transparency, accountability, workers' rights and environmental sustainability," she said.

One that prioritises doing the right thing rather than looking and sounding tough".

"We all know that humanitarian money prioritises food, water and shelter," says Williams.