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Meanings of prioritise in English
Usage of prioritise in English
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But we need a law that will prioritise our safety and security.
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So do you think President Obama was right to prioritise healthcare reform?
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First, governments must prioritise health for a durable exit from the pandemic.
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The government says the reforms will prioritise the welfare of the children.
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It can prioritise the interests of a few over the greater good.
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Council staff were meeting to prioritise its resources this afternoon, he said.
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I believe it is time to prioritise the building of the ULA.
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He has asked the company to prioritise American Samoa nationals when recruiting.
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Write up your tomorrow's to-do list tonight and remember to prioritise tasks.
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They want to prioritise social and environmental sustainability as a global policy.
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It says that we prioritise the interests and culture of the rentier.
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It's difficult to prioritise it over everything else I have to do.
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They really prioritise that match because everyone just wants to beat England.
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Or does it prioritise the uninterrupted profitability of a handful of publishers?
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The government said it would continue to prioritise health and education.
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Both times, Mourinho rested key players in an apparent decision to prioritise Europe.
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South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
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