Meanings of prioritise children in English

It also calls on governments to prioritise children and young people in their road to recovery plans.

Response efforts must prioritise children's needs The organisation now wants to see more response efforts that prioritise children's needs.

He said European expatriates tended to prioritise children's intellectual development and often planned to return home after Swiss stays.

However, there is no explicit or implied constitutional right of national schools to prioritise children of their own denomination over other children.

The Australian Education Union national president Correna Haythorpe said the budget didn't prioritise children and that chaplain funds could be better spent elsewhere.

At present, publicly funded schools which are oversubscribed may prioritise children of their own religion ahead of other children who live closer to the school.

This advice would perhaps entail prioritising children, getting them inside and keeping them there.

Ms Elgar said the clinic wants to make vaccinations accessible to whānau, and is prioritising children under the age of four.