Sentence examples for projects being deprioritised from inspiring English sources
Such shifts can result in projects being deprioritised, losing key people or being dropped altogether.
Rape continues to be deprioritised.
But while human rights may have only recently been "deprioritised" at the Foreign Office, their domestic demonisation has already had a notable impact – both at home and abroad.
Meanwhile, the things that donors really have within their power to grant – the changes to their aid and operating policies – have been deprioritised.
It thus appears, the greater the number of DI and subsequent progressive presentation of infection, inflammation, and pain, the more attention is focused towards the management and treatment of injuries, whilst nutrition was deprioritised.
However Courage owned the higher selling John Smith's ale brand, and Webster's was deprioritised.
When Scottish & Newcastle acquired the John Smith's and Webster's bitter brands as part of their takeover of Courage in 1995, the lower selling Webster's brands were deprioritised, and virtually all marketing support ceased.
Hence, 'social regeneration' may at times be deprioritised in favour of physical improvements to residential environments (Kearns et al., 2013).
As nearly half of the PP genes are nonessential for P. berghei blood stages, a large part of the phosphatome can be deprioritised as targets for drugs directed against this life cycle stage.
"The projects are overlapping.
