Sentence examples for to prioritised from inspiring English sources

Speaking in parliament, Mr Renzi said that justice and human dignity needed to prioritised in cases of human trafficking.

Low frequency/rare variants contributing to prioritised association signals in the primary scan were selected for follow-up.

Communities without a health clinic or without a school, or without both, are inherently more vulnerable as a consequence of this lack of services and need to prioritised during emergencies.

Afghanistan, the longest-running example of Basic Package of Health Services (BPHS) contracting in a conflict-affected setting, enables study of how implementation of a national intervention influences access to prioritised health services.

Afghanistan, the longest-running example of BPHS contracting in a conflict-affected setting, provides a useful case study for exploring how implementation of a national health intervention influences access to prioritised health services [ 23].

I booked in my appointment in June, [but] I didn't come until … [late] August; so it's a month and a half (Interviewee 4)." An additional perceived access barrier was that, in some circumstances, due to increased demands on the service, appointments had to prioritised, based on the assessed level of need.

"In the old days if land occupied by schools became available as surplus to requirements … the sale receipt went to the local authority to allocate according to its prioritised need [across all its services, including education].

If CMAC does not allocate sufficient resources to attend to the prioritised needs of the community, the community will lose confidence in the project.

Hodi reports that lack of information in referral letters can make it difficult to decide when cases need to be prioritised in circumstances when early access to limited resources could make a substantial difference to the outcome for the patient [ 4].

More specifically, we suggest that decision-makers who are considering policy on screening communication should begin with identifying and agreeing on the specific values to be prioritised and use this to guide them in establishing what the communication aims will be and which communication strategy will achieve those aims.

Recommendations: i. Targeting future funding into remote areas ought to be prioritised, particularly where the government is least likely to complete its mainstreaming strategy to provide ECD services.