Sentence examples for strategic priority setting from inspiring English sources
Strategic priority setting, if implemented, can support effective conservation action [37].
The SEA of the GWDS is designed to support multi-level decision-making and a strategic priority setting process by providing expert guidance and informed recommendations for later stages of the GWDS implementation plans.
The fund is guided by the strategic priorities set out in the OCHA overview of needs and requirements.
SRC's annual planning process begins with strategic priorities (set by senior executives and the board) and sales forecasts (set by the sales staff in consultation with management).
For this to have taken place, however, we postulate that significant dissonance would have been needed between the priorities of stakeholders and the strategic priorities set out in the national health research strategy for England [ 16].
The benefits of communication and engagement with staff was most clearly seen in the Prince's Trust's change programme in 2004, "One Trust, One Team" that was reviewed through organised staff workshops around the UK, and lead to a number of "quick wins" in improving performance, and aiding the development of strategic priorities set at the regional level.
For example, Mitton and Donaldson [ 14] listed a number of desired features of priority setting processes including: physician buy-in, transparency, stakeholder engagement, strategic links, and greater accountability.
As the mechanisms for discovery, development, and delivery of new vaccines become increasingly complex, strategic planning and priority setting have become ever more crucial.
Hence, this research is expected to contribute improving the strategic processes of priority setting in techno-institutional arenas both on the national and international level.
"Not only does this new structure reduce senior staff posts by up to a quarter in the next two years, but it allows clear strategic priorities to be set for the armed forces.
