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Meanings of prioritisation in English
Activity that arranges items or activities in order of importance or time-sensitivity relative to each other.
Synonyms
Examples for "priority"
Examples for "priority"
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Therefore, race relations were again a priority issue-albeitin a different way.
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Now public health can be priority number one-thanksto plentiful number two.
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However, the priority of each use case varies with different endemic settings.
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They were given 20 possible factors to place in order of priority.
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Councillor George Wood said their main priority was to ensure public safety.
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She says the focus is now on prioritising gang and gun-related violence.
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This prioritising has not stopped local authorities cutting services to women, though.
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Likewise, prioritising family and mental health are choices that should be lauded.
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They are probably delighted that their son is prioritising his A-level revision.
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The universities are prioritising quality online student services to rescue the academic year.
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Sullivan, however, said the bank seemed to be prioritizing Chinese law.
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I read the scenario: it's a problem in scheduling and prioritizing.
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Respect to the state of Louisiana for prioritizing criminal justice reform.
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I believe in prioritizing people over politics, Preston's press release read.
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Government officials have said they are prioritizing oversight as they manage the programs.
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Forty international experts performed intracategory and intercategory weighting of 57 prioritization criteria.
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But we still face many of the same prioritization and optimization challenges.
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When our task list is simple, any prioritization scheme will work.
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The continued presence of LCs requires improved prioritization, with national and international support.
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At least some carbohydrate prioritization effects occur at the level of monosaccharide recognition.
Usage of prioritisation in English
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These health profiles help to shape and influence local prioritisation and decision-making.
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Oregonians pride themselves on this generous prioritisation of public access over development.
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Public health staff also have skills in evidence-based prioritisation, evaluation and assessing outcomes.
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It is also not clear how this prioritisation will be brought into effect.
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It would be a matter of prioritisation with our Iraqi partners, he said.
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England's World Cup prioritisation is a factor here too, of course.
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Then there is the prioritisation process, the decisions we make about what matters.
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In addition, Serco uses decision-support software to ensure consistency of triage and prioritisation.
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There was no current prioritisation for people who had visas running out, he said.
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Then there are protectionist instincts and prioritisation of state-owned entities.
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His work focuses on economic and budgetary reform, with a particular interest in government prioritisation.
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The prioritisation was being done with risk advice from specialist contractor Assetcare, the health board said.
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The report recommended major changes, including better prioritisation of patients with chronic and potentially life-threatening eye conditions.
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And prioritisation of water uses that's aligned with national goals and constitutional commitments protects the most vulnerable.
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The same analysis needs to be applied to the prioritisation of goals and commitments in development finance.
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The letter calls on the FCC to protect users "against blocking, discrimination and paid prioritisation".
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Prioritisation through the time