Sentence examples for prioritize aid from inspiring English sources

The Interim Haiti Recovery Commission, the body created to coordinate and prioritize aid, closed in October when its mandate expired, with little sign that it will be renewed.

Donors should prioritize aid to civil society groups independent of the government, such as nongovernmental organizations, political parties, media outlets and others in a position to foster genuine political dialogue.

In particular, international authorities should prioritize aid to those poorest countries where both the risk of emerging infectious diseases and air traffic volume is highest.

Information management will be used as a tool for evidence-based programming, in order to prioritize aid for the most vulnerable.

The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops has also issued several letters to members of Congress calling for a budget that prioritizes aid to the poor.

The vice president has come under fire in recent years for supporting a foreign policy that still prioritizes aid for drug prohibition and aggressive interdiction efforts.

We believe that the most important -- and achievable -- strategy is to prioritize humanitarian aid to LGBT Russians.

Convened in support of the Secretary-General's Global Education First Initiative, launched one year ago, the event called for increased planning for emergencies, prioritizing humanitarian aid for education and protecting education from attacks.

Such an approach is supported by a recent WHO report which identified persons with severe mental disorders as a vulnerable group to be prioritized for aid and development activities in low-income countries [ 52].

The survey can help prioritize potential guideline topics and aid in choosing a topic that could potentially have the greatest impact.

Prioritizing watersheds will aid effective management of the Great Lakes watershed and result in efficient use of restoration funds, which will lead to improved nearshore water quality.