Sentence examples for sufficiently prioritized from inspiring English sources
A report by the Center for American Progress run by John Podesta, Bill Clinton's chief of staff who helped lead the Obama transition, faulted the administration, saying it "has not yet outlined a clear plan for transferring control to the Afghan state or sufficiently prioritized the reforms needed to ensure that it can one day stand on its own".
These traffic safety engineers also argue that road safety is not sufficiently prioritized by others actors, either within their own organization or in other organizations.
In Indonesia, however, birth registration isn't sufficiently prioritized by the government or by society at large.
However, in most cases retargeting was not sufficiently prioritized by the organisation concerned because of the considerable operational challenges involved.
The groups will be asked questions regarding the two premises: A) Information referral letters should contain to give the Specialised Mental Health Care the necessary information to correctly and sufficiently prioritize, plan treatment and follow-up the patients and B) The possible impact improved referral letters could have on Specialized Mental Health Care.
Donor breast milk for premature and vulnerable infants in need is not sufficiently valued or prioritized.
Importantly, selection of data type flags by authors is sufficiently accurate to prioritize papers effectively for full curation: the number of false negatives and false positives is either low or can be compensated for by co-occurrence of some data types or by other aspects of the curation pipeline.
To achieve high effectiveness at the functional level whilst maintaining a sufficiently fine-grained level of modelling, however, engineering considerations were prioritized in the implementation at the expenses of neurobiological realism.
Predictions of mathematical models (horizontal intercepts) are not sufficiently reliable for comparing and prioritizing interventions; the cost of robustness (slope) must also be considered.
Moreover, for those patients with variants in known genes in this study, the clinical presentation alone was not sufficiently specific to allow clinicians to select and prioritize genes to be sequenced.
