Sentence examples for prioritising the needs from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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?

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.

"The Welsh government claims to be prioritising the needs of the poorest and protecting those most at risk of poverty and exclusion.

Prioritising the needs of the most vulnerable patients and carers might be a particularly effective way of reducing inequalities.

Competing needs and prioritising the need to find shelter/place to live were unique barriers for individuals who were homeless.

In community direction, the community will identify and prioritise the needs, plan and implement the interventions.

I deeply regret that none of the parties has prioritised the needs of civilians.

Regional Development Agencies also need to be set explicit targets to encourage them to prioritise the needs of older workers.

It should prioritise the needs of workers, pensioners and the unemployed, not the interests of multinational companies and bankrupt bankers.