Sentence examples for prioritization of operations from inspiring English sources
Perhaps the greatest effect is on the prioritization of operations and accessibility for operating companies, but other aspects, such as operations philosophy, maintenance strategy and practices, signaling and train control systems, rolling stock configuration, and capital investment strategies are also affected [4, 11].
The development of a U.N. whose culture is driven by the prioritization of operations in the field rather than at headquarters; the implementation of U.N. reports, rather than the proliferation of the writing of such reports; the rigorous measurement of results on the ground, not just the number of conferences held; and the introduction of a reward structure for staff that reflects all this.
But in the public version of the report, the panel warned specifically about what it called a "misallocation and redirection of resources, poor prioritization of objectives, micromanagement of field operations, and a continued political aversion to operational risk".
The findings provided evidence which have assisted the amendment and re-prioritization of the medium term strategic plan of operations for the scheme.
"Today North Korea's air-gapped networks and prioritization of resources for military use provide both a secure and structured base of operations for cyber operations and a secure means of communications".
Improving efficiencies of operations.
The second component is a novel Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) model for the prioritization of the dynamic routes, which takes into account a set of quantitative and qualitative attributes important for MAS operations.
The Confucian prioritization of family, order, and hierarchy is a cornerstone of Chinese culture.
"The key question is the prioritization of the funds once they are taken in," he said.
By contrast, in the South, the different railroad companies, having promised full co-operation and support for the war, soon started to squabble with the government over payments for the carriage of soldiers and prioritization of military convoys.
The result is a prioritization of abstraction over psychological or even physical violence and the demonization of victims.
