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"By granting a title to his only sister, Kim Jong-il is trying to signal that he is prioritising the army, " Mr Choi said.

But the other unit is showing signs of suffering from years of prioritising speed over innovation; reacting , rather than acting .

"So, apart from the more basic generic services, we need to be very versatile in prioritising and in managing the changing dynamics. "

Dilma rarely marketed herself explicitly as a female president, instead prioritising poverty reduction over gender issues.

The idea is to use it to train paramedics, doctors and firefighters in prioritising care immediately after a disaster.

They stress the 'strong need' for prioritising adaptation options and increasing water availability.

A report from Brazil recommended prioritising "actions related to health promotion of children and adolescents" .

But instead of prioritising them, the international community's response has been "patchy" , "incoherent" and "very fragmented" , they say.

In a sign of how Huawei is prioritising corporate- focused telecoms, the Chinese group is restructuring itself into three divisions.

However we can't change the system by asking politicians to understand people's needs more and prioritising growth less.

Ensuring that growth benefits the most number of people is partly a matter of prioritising.

He proposes prioritising the development of new maize strains resistant to drought and radiation.

Why, then, shouldn't the same prioritising also apply to polygamy ?

My impression is that consumers are prioritising this area of their lives.