Sentence examples for prioritising difficulties from inspiring English sources

The assembly backed the idea of prioritising "difficulties encountered in states which do not appropriately implement [European human rights] convention standards" – an emphasis that could see the court concentrate its resources on less compliant countries.

The shift in power towards the patient, which was considered both positive and negative, gave rise to a new conflict: difficulty prioritising correctly among patient groups with differing needs, demands and levels of empowerment.

GPs also face difficulties with prioritising PCC together with other preventive care issues.

The banks are prioritising those in financial difficulty.

Potential difficulty in prioritising the targets and content of C-DIRECT intervention in brief and clinic-integrated format.

The conceptual source of uncertainty was the problem of prioritising patients and the difficulty in applying abstract criteria to concrete, and often complex, situations.

The eqqub is a rotating credit and saving association which can prioritise payments to members facing financial difficulties.

One CO spoke of the difficulties of trying to prioritise whom to treat but not always getting it right.

Mr Laws said the government should prioritise supporting schools facing such "excessive" funding difficulties.

The potential reasons include: financial and geographical barriers for patients in returning sputum to clinics or hospital, difficulty in producing sputum, or patients not prioritising this.

However, mild stroke survivors often failed to meet inclusion criteria for over-saturated community and out-patient rehabilitation services which prioritised people with more severe and often visible (physical) difficulties.