Sentence examples for priority screening from inspiring English sources
It has become a January tradition for TV critics to bemoan that the UK's Shameless has become tired, but audience figures remain high and for Channel 4 it remains a priority, screening every night next week.
In July, Citibank introduced the American Airlines-branded Citi Executive AAdvantage which Elite Mastercarrieshich carries a host of travel perks, including lounge access, priority screening and boarding, and free checked bags, for a $450 annual fee.
At the Dallas/Fort Worth airport, guests of the Grand Hyatt hotel may use the priority screening lanes, and there is a T.S.A. checkpoint in the lobby of the Westin Detroit Metropolitan Airport hotel.
British Airways at Terminal 7 at JFK provides priority screening for First Class passengers, and early next year it is opening a new (much needed) expedited security channel at its Terminal 5 home at Heathrow.
Buy a Full Festival Pass for priority screening and event access.
Passengers might pay extra to gain access to priority screening, for example, or to get their bags in the first wave off the luggage carousel.
The overall approach developed offers a cost effective risk-priority-screening model for transformers, which can be applied prior to rigorous testing and inspection procedures on individual items during the RCM application.
For example, this guide involves identifying the high-priority screens, a natural outcome of one's requirements activities.
"Screening for cops [is now] the priority over screening for rapists, thieves, kidnappers," says Ms Doogan.In Britain, Ugly Mugs runs an online database that prostitutes can use to check punters' names and telephone numbers.
So, for example, they might see actively promoting environmentally friendly industries as being more of a priority than screening out links to gambling.
The priority for screening potentially hazardous substances would be set by volume rather than by other measures of risk which was the original plan.The chemical industry was disappointed too, by a rule that hazardous substances will be authorised for at most five years, after which business must find a substitute, unless it can establish some "socio-economic justification".
