Sentence examples for priority for support from inspiring English sources

For this, it should be a priority for support to strengthen coordination at the state level and to establish minimum standards for child allowances throughout BIH.

Communities in these nations consistently rank education as a high priority for support during and after a crisis – demonstrating that education is an indispensable tool for social transformation.

Call for Iraq's young generation At the event in Geneva, UNICEF Regional Director for the Middle East and North Africa, Sigrid Kaag, called on international partners in the audience to make Iraq's current young generation a priority for support.

'Self-directed support' (known elsewhere as individual budgets or direct payments) has been promoted by UK devolved Governments [ 35- 37] as increasing choice and control for all service users, on the basis that people receive funds and are facilitated to spend them on their own priorities for support rather than standard services identified by a care manager.

(The regulator separately set out its priorities for supporting the development of the Internet of Things in the U.K. last month).

54 If a patient had previously consulted with a doctor/HP about quitting smoking, they were nearly four times as likely to have a time-defined intention to quit smoking, suggesting that these smokers should receive priority for further support from clinicians.

An underlying problem of priorities is the European Union's priority of support for business [ 11].

"It is about grouping our schools according to a range of factors to establish priorities for differentiated support and identifying those from whom the sector can learn".

Both mentees and controls identified similar priorities for further support: optimising learning opportunities and postgraduate examinations (each 94% (17/18) mentees; 94% (24/26) controls), career development and managing work life balance (each 89% (16/18) mentees; 94% (24/26) controls).

These data were collected in the course of a needs assessment conducted by the Global Alliance to Prevent Prematurity and Stillbirth (GAPPS) to inform programmatic and training priorities for improving support for parents who lose a child to stillbirth, as well as those who have had or lost a child who was born prematurely.

So the key question is whether that quest for stability will take priority over support for individual Afghan factions, which would spark another round of civil war.