Sentence examples for prioritize and act from inspiring English sources
This exercise was nominally about sleep, but the data provided a more rigorous way for Chua to explore, prioritize, and act on what really mattered to her personally and professionally.
Efficiency: Ability to prioritize and act, enabling the organization to deal with changes and to develop their competence in tackling the ever-increasing demand.
Included here is the low political will of countries to prioritize and act on the evidence base of global mental health.
With the development and progress of human society, there has been growing international consensus to prioritize and act for the cause of children, China's Vice President Xi Jinping said at the opening of the conference, citing the guarantees set forth by the Convention on the Rights of the Child.
Planned opportunism is a discipline that creates a "circulatory system" for new ideas; develops the capacity to prioritize, investigate, and act on those ideas; and builds an adaptive culture that embraces continual change.
It accomplishes three exceptionally important things for the enterprise: (1) It creates a circulatory system for new ideas; (2) it develops the capacity to prioritize, investigate, and act on those ideas; and (3) it builds an adaptive culture that embraces continual change.
Dörnyei and Ottó (1998) referred to motivation as a changing arousal in an individual that instigates, terminates, and evaluates the cognitive processes in which primary desires and wishes can be prioritized and acted out (successfully or unsuccessfully).
President Obama has promised to prioritize the issue and act quickly.
The objective of this study is verify and analyze the influence of the instruction-learning of the written language in the oral language development through the program of psychoeducational intervention, with the purpose of fomenting systematically the psycholinguistic development and prioritizing the act reader and writer in the school curriculum from early ages.
This would provide an incentive, even for purely self-interested politicians, to prioritize African American policy concerns and act on them, or face a loss at the polls.
