Sentence examples for prioritising needs from inspiring English sources

This must be borne in mind when trying to develop ways of working with asylum seekers and prioritising needs.

In relation to the past, the Sinn Féin president said the Haass document had made "considerable advances" on prioritising needs of victims, which he said "must be central to any proposals".

Foreigners have learned to their cost that English divorce courts prioritise need over prenuptial agreements.

This can alert clinicians if a condition is in the early stages of a problem, and help prioritise need and intervention.

This dilemma is at its most stark when it comes to defining and prioritising health needs – in other words, rationing.

With alcohol costing our society £21bn each year, we can't afford to keep prioritising the needs of big business over public health," she added.

One worker in their 20s told the Wall Street Journal: "Calling someone without emailing first can make it seem as though you're prioritising your needs over theirs".

Housing Halve council waiting lists by filling empty properties from a central register and prioritising the needs of long term Londoners; cut VAT on refurbishment of existing buildings.

Targeting – the practice among humanitarian agencies of prioritising the needs of the most vulnerable – is common, but what impact is it having on those who are excluded?

"I think their social worker did a good job in prioritising their needs.

Failures to take repeat incidents and family histories into account, and prioritising the needs of vulnerable adults over children were features of poor practice, the report says.