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Meanings of prioritizing in English

Portuguese
priorização
Spanish
prioritización
Catalan
prioritització

Activity that arranges items or activities in order of importance or time-sensitivity relative to each other.

priorização
Usage of prioritizing in English
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Sullivan, however, said the bank seemed to be prioritizing Chinese law.
Reuters
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I read the scenario: it's a problem in scheduling and prioritizing.
Arrival (Stories of Your Life and Others)
3
Respect to the state of Louisiana for prioritizing criminal justice reform.
Ebony
4
I believe in prioritizing people over politics, Preston's press release read.
Ebony
5
Government officials have said they are prioritizing oversight as they manage the programs.
Reuters
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Son is prioritizing investment for the future over shoring up the balance sheet.
Reuters
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Mr Michel also urged the leaders to prepare for prioritizing vaccinations.
Independent.ie
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Being hunted down like an animal had given her a crash course in prioritizing.
Midnight hero
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Facebook has never been particularly good at prioritizing your privacy.
Wired
10
We all have responsibilities that prevent us from prioritizing our own needs and goals.
Ebony
11
Like a triage officer in an emergency room, I had to start prioritizing cases.
Mindhunter
12
She pushed her emotions beneath the surface and assessed the situation, prioritizing her responses.
Midnight caller
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But we need to avoid prioritizing it over genuine connectivity.
Wired
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Instead, the community starts by informally prioritizing how limited water supplies will be divided.
Reuters
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At 67, he understands that prioritizing his health lets him enjoy a full life.
Ebony
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That's what the Department of Defense should have been prioritizing.
Wild Storm
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Translations for prioritizing
Portuguese
priorização
Prioritizing through the time
Prioritizing across language varieties
United States of America
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