Sentence examples for term priorities from inspiring English sources

We believe that the ACMD is the best body to make such a decision, based on an up to date and independent assessment of the evidence, rather than on political decisions based on short term priorities.

The data also suggested polarization regarding the long term priorities of beach management in several questions including beach nourishment projects and planning for Sea Level Rise (SLR).

The term "priorities" perhaps reflects the company's key differentiation compared with similar offerings in the "performance management" software space which, says Teamly, aren't designed to benefit the employee and are overly-complicated and encourage micro-management.

"Technical Debt" is a term first used by Ward Cunningham in an experience report in 1992.1 The term refers to the accruing debt or downstream cost that happens when short term priorities trump long term lifecycle costs.

The statement by AMCDRR (2014) has also identified short, medium, and long term priorities on the number of universities that provide higher education in the region, attempted to increase research funding from within the region's countries and enhance the effectiveness of early warning systems in order to reach the mostneedy people.

After his re-election in 2014, Superintendent Torlakson appointed Jennifer Senior Advisor, to support development of the superintendent's second term priorities and she maintains an active advisory role with the Superintendent and his senior team.

Republicans could then turn to long-term priorities.

Prime ministers and presidents should make everyday decisions but never forget long-term priorities and values".

Top of the new list of second-term priorities is Social Security reform.

The window for passing second-term priorities does not stay open long.

What's more, the small resources the government will have need to go on long-term priorities, not short-term relief.