Sentence examples for prioritizing missions from inspiring English sources

If necessary, that means prioritizing missions (the right balance of the best mitigation with the available resources), reallocating staff, vehicles, and technical equipment, and calling-up off-duty units or extending the length of service.

In the Air Force's FY 2015 budget, the service considered retiring the A-10 and other single-mission aircraft, prioritizing multi-mission aircraft; cutting a whole fleet and its infrastructure is seen as the only method for major savings.

JOHN CULBERSON: The Europa mission exemplifies the need for NASA to follow the best recommendations of the scientific community in prioritizing the missions that we fund and fly.

He wanted to remind incoming Disrupt contestants to enjoy the moment, and prioritize your mission at Disrupt.

The real test will be the follow-through, and where Facebook is willing to prioritize its mission over its business.

One thing I look at is how financial organizations champion innovation — is it done at the expense of customers and prioritized over mission-driven values?

But few of today's public spaces adequately prioritize this mission.

But as Jane reiterates in this video, if you pursue and prioritize the mission (a.k.a. the problem you're looking to solve in the world or the pain in the marketplace you're trying to relieve), you'll win in business because that integrity will be ingrained in every aspect of the company from customer experience to product quality to brand messaging.

As well, there is hope that the entrepreneurial turn can serve the hospital's own mission, by prioritizing the needs of patients and the organization itself as a user of its own innovations.

"Although [the Afghan military] continues to prioritize [casualty evacuation missions] … requests far exceed available capacity," the report says.

Unlike its predecessor, the committee declined to prioritize the seven missions.