Sentence examples for which prioritise from inspiring English sources

Institutions which prioritise student success are likely to see lower rates of non-continuation".

The adoptive family environment is hopefully in itself a therapeutic intervention, providing children with consistent, loving caregiving and an example of interpersonal relationships which prioritise their needs.

This can be through the support of innovative ideas which prioritise the built environment in combating disease as well as investing in models of decentralised healthcare.

She points to the rankings produced by the Guardian, which prioritise student experience and employability and the Times Good University Guide which includes institutions' research quality when rating universities.

Maria Brenton, trustee of the UK Cohousing Network, said delays to these kind of projects were due to sky-high land prices, councils that don't always understand the co-housing model or which prioritise housing for younger age groups,and the difficulty of securing developer or housing association partners.

This leads to strategies which prioritise policy instruments relating to road infrastructure provision.

Trapattoni was often criticised for his pragmatic style, which prioritised results over "the show".

He believed in a roads hierarchy which prioritised pedestrians, cyclists and buses in that order.

First was Love, which prioritised writers with a gift for psychological verisimilitude, such as Austen, Fitzgerald, Flaubert, James, Hardy and Kundera.

This hints at its lineage in the liberal colonial state, rather than the Labour tradition which prioritised democratic governance, vocational sectoral institutions and land reform.

The lack of success in converting the law into prevention has been especially acute in the country, despite its designated millennium development goal which prioritised violence against women.