prioritised

For instance, if someone had not worked on, and prioritised the smallpox vaccine, all of us would probably all have had it.

China, he said, would suffer unless issues of air and water pollution were prioritised.

Exploring how this can be achieved should be prioritised, designed, applied and replicated from within national programmes, say the authors.

The research output from the global analysts is of course supplemented and also prioritised by our regional and global fund managers.

Winkel says that these maps provide a "helpful tool" to immediately pinpoint areas that need to be prioritised for groundwater tests.

This would enable traffic to the Web services application to be prioritised and load-balanced.

Why are certain developments benefiting big enterprise prioritised and social access needs ignored?

But obesity has not been prioritised in the country's public health agenda.

Dr Kieny said health workers should be among those being prioritised to receive swine flu vaccinations in the recipient countries.

Efforts to further evaluate this and related approach in the clinic should be prioritised.

It has prioritised developments in so-called third-tier cities.

While "good" managers prioritised spending time with their staff, the report added.

Those most at risk because of their state of health will be prioritised.

To its credit the WHO, which is leading the global responses to the pandemic, has prioritised equitable treatment for developing countries.

Projects may have to be more stringently prioritised, for example on the basis of greatest need.

Analysis of scenarios for sewerage, wastewater treatment and prioritised load on environment from the Greater City of Copenhagen

User requirements are prioritised and the highest priority requirements are included in early increments