Sentence examples for prioritising rules from inspiring English sources

It is too easy to say that the EU needs to wean itself off its fatal habit of prioritising rules and institutions over pressing global issues.

They've even, by prioritising the rule of the street over the book of law, earned the respect of some of the city's gangs.

Last week, at a tribunal fast-tracked under rules prioritising whistleblowers, Edutrust agreed to pay a £200,000-a-year salary to Ian Comfort until his case goes to a public employment tribunal scheduled for July.

The new rules on prioritising internet traffic – both over fixed-line broadband and mobile phones – lay the foundation for service providers to be able to pay for more reliable connections.

"If they'd rewritten the rules to prioritise batteries and demand-side response then we might have more of those technologies available now".

At the moments when a sequencing decision needs to be made, dispatching rules will prioritise the jobs in the queue of a considered machine.

Be realistic about what the babysitter will achieve and prioritise the most important rules and parts of the children's nighttime routine.

The RSPCA says it wants to see a change in the rules at dog shows to prioritise health, welfare and temperament over appearance.

"Concerning the revelation that Zhang Yimou and Chen Ting are suspected of violating family planning rules, population planning officials have highly prioritised the case," an unnamed representative of the city's family planning committee told the newswire.

A US federal appeals court has rejected rules intended to prevent internet service providers (ISPs) from prioritising certain types of content.

He suggested the prime minister would not be prioritising further strike laws demanded by some Conservative MPs but refused to rule this out as a possibility if the industrial action gets worse.