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Meanings of prioritise in English

Portuguese
priorizar
Catalan
donar prioritat
Spanish
priorizar

Assign a priority to.

priorizar
Usage of prioritise in English
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But we need a law that will prioritise our safety and security.
Radio NZ
2
So do you think President Obama was right to prioritise healthcare reform?
The Guardian
3
First, governments must prioritise health for a durable exit from the pandemic.
The Guardian
4
The government says the reforms will prioritise the welfare of the children.
BBC
5
It can prioritise the interests of a few over the greater good.
Radio NZ
6
Council staff were meeting to prioritise its resources this afternoon, he said.
Radio NZ
7
I believe it is time to prioritise the building of the ULA.
The Irish Times
8
He has asked the company to prioritise American Samoa nationals when recruiting.
Radio NZ
9
Write up your tomorrow's to-do list tonight and remember to prioritise tasks.
The South African
10
They want to prioritise social and environmental sustainability as a global policy.
The Guardian
11
It says that we prioritise the interests and culture of the rentier.
The Guardian
12
It's difficult to prioritise it over everything else I have to do.
News.com.au
13
They really prioritise that match because everyone just wants to beat England.
The Guardian
14
Or does it prioritise the uninterrupted profitability of a handful of publishers?
The Guardian
15
The government said it would continue to prioritise health and education.
Radio NZ
16
Both times, Mourinho rested key players in an apparent decision to prioritise Europe.
The Irish Times
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Translations for prioritise
Portuguese
priorizar
Spanish
priorizar
Prioritise through the time
Prioritise across language varieties
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Less common
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