Sentence examples for relative prioritisation from inspiring English sources

The trust also expressed concern that extending the hours of BBC3 would use up valuable broadcast spectrum: "This could be used for other BBC services, and BBC management is currently considering the relative prioritisation of the services which would be affected before submitting a formal proposal to the Trust".

Utilising local knowledge, extended VA has potential to inform the relative prioritisation of interventions that improve technical aspects of life-saving services with those that address the conditions that underlie health, for those whom services typically fail to reach.

Furthermore, in the case of the relative prioritisation of ethical and legal responsibilities, it needs to be considered to what extent legal responsibilities provide adequate protection for human rights and environmental sustainability.

However, a rapid decentralisation process and a relative lack of prioritisation in planning with concrete links to policies have created challenges in the performance and effectiveness of the overall PM&E of the SEDP.

Besides, people attribute a prioritisation of relative importance to these universal needs dependent on culture, person-bound characteristics of people (e.g. age, gender, social class) and changing circumstances (e.g. household composition) [ 15- 18].

Yes we prioritise, but prioritisation occurs on the basis of clinical need and on the basis of urgency".

This requires determining their relative priority using some form of risk assessment and/or prioritisation procedure based upon the fishery trying to deliver the hierarchy of community objectives and values, not just the ecological ones.

It also provides for the incorporation and prioritisation of the perspectives represented by the client, the determination of the relative importance of his/her requirements, and the early consideration of issues affecting the life cycle of a facility.

In Catalonia, the prioritisation instruments developed by the Catalan Agency for Health Technology Assessment and Research CAHTAA) elicited general population, patients and close relatives, allied-health professionals and consultants preferences to establish surgical priority [ 16, 17].

Relative risk and vulnerability were assayed using landscape vulnerability variables, which showed anthropogenic activities were important factors in conservation prioritisation.

But politics is prioritisation.