Sentence examples similar to priority guidance from inspiring English sources

Leaders are better able to establish priorities, give guidance to international organizations, and reach collective decisions.

LCUSD Board President David Sagal represents the governing board on the district's LCAP Oversight Committee, the group responsible for setting and updating the document's priorities with guidance from several community groups.

In this context, we should be under no illusion that maintaining and enforcing environmental, health and social protection would remain a priority without EU guidance and enforcement.

As a former headteacher I'm the last person to suggest extra statutory duties on schools, but schools do need to be incentivised to raise the priority of career guidance, in the interests of their pupils.

Health care professionals, parents and young people all recognise the importance of educational provision with appropriate facilities for young people in inpatient CAMHS (CerQual high), which is also identified as a policy and guidance priority.

Policing and Crime Reduction Bill Directly elected local police committees will set local policing priorities under the guidance of strategic police bodies.

Siân leads Symantec's engagement with large customers, working with contacts at a senior level to understand their business priorities, and providing guidance on security and risk management issues.

Also support the work on strengthening and maintaining relationships and collaboration with key partners on gender equality, ensuring effective UNICEF's support to partners and processes and influencing policy and strategy for children's rights in line with the priorities and policy guidance of the Section and Unit.

The unscripted programme will follow the search for what the Planet of the Apps website describes as "the next great app" with developers given guidance and priority access to the app store and venture capital funders.

With so many conflicting pressures in the NHS, there is a risk that improving the management of long-term conditions will slip as a priority; the NHS planning guidance 2016/17 – 2020/21 (pdf) published in December makes scant mention of long-term conditions, while cancer and mental health have moved to the fore.

It is theoretically grounded in justice theories emphasizing democratic deliberation, thus providing principled guidance for priority setting [ 28, 29].