If you want to prioritise, first get the best coaches.
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And I think that he was right to prioritise those things.
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"If money is a concern, prioritise within this area," Nathan said.
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As the clock ticks, the government may be forced to prioritise.
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The regulator, keen to prioritise existing carriers, decided to revise them.
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Google says it's tweaked its search algorithm to prioritise original reporting.
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"We've urged the Japanese government to prioritise our cases," Lee said.
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A: If I have to prioritise, I'll put that in number two.
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Now some, including Nigeria and Togo, have started to prioritise mini-grids.
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Facebook recently said it would prioritise higher-quality news in users' feeds.
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Faced with messy reality, though, people of different means prioritise different things.
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They also tended to prioritise their partners' physical pleasure over their own.
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Prioritise Scotland&aposs relationship with the EU.Ban arms sales to Saudi Arabia
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If your service of choice doesn't prioritise protection, you should look elsewhere.
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Britain's trade negotiators may choose to prioritise deals that are easier to seal.
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Even governments keen to pump cash into drug development prioritise drugs with patents.
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If you make them and think they're good, I'll prioritise them for review.
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Similarly, a strain on Police numbers would force them to prioritise serious crimes.
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"You either prioritise well-being or you don't — it's a binary choice," said Chatila.
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But he can choose those policy areas that he does not care to prioritise.
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Hence the industry must learn to prioritise higher returns over extra barrels of output.
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Go Binge does not block content and it does not prioritise or restrict traffic.
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However, the government will continue to prioritise price in deciding power sources, he added.
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Liberal DemocratsPromise to prioritise Britain&aposs relationship with the EU.Oppose Trump&aposs "authoritarian" leadership.
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As long as holidaymakers prioritise cheap prices over service, Ryanair's planes will remain full.
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Firms become corporate socialists if they have controlling owners who demand they prioritise social objectives.
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He pushed back against pressure to cut taxes and prioritise containing inflation over reducing unemployment.
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Similarly, it would be bizarre for America to prioritise Britain given the renegotiation of NAFTA.
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The result is that police prioritise particular places and people for additional contacts and monitoring.
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The Home Office will fund a national co-ordination centre and prioritise stopping teenage recruitment.
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Companies may prioritise kingmakers' opinions and as a result Japanese companies do not function properly.
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Albayrak said government loans would prioritise strategic sectors, exports and value-added and local production.
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But as countries continue to prioritise Olympic sports for funding, squash risks being left behind.
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On Tuesday it said it would maintain and prioritise its dividend over buybacks and deals.
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It plans to prioritise agreeing deals with the United States, Australia, New Zealand and Japan.
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Among the myriad problems Africa faces it may seem odd to prioritise the provision of justice.
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Without working backup systems, airline representatives were unable to prioritise customers in most need of help.
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The Fed cannot prioritise economic conditions abroad over domestic priorities and hope to stay politically independent.
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IT IS the 26th century and humans have become "Numbers"—automatons who prioritise efficiency over freedom.
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Players, especially those from poorer cricketing countries, often prioritise T20 fixtures as the pay is better.
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Policies change fast as companies owned by venture capitalists are pressed to prioritise profit over privacy.
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We would expect servicers to prioritise the work-out of claims contributing most to expected recoveries.
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Announcing a reform package in a presentation in Istanbul, Albayrak said loans will also prioritise local production.
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The Japanese company said in October it would prioritise building additional capacity at the Gigafactory over China.
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The wider music community has to start to prioritise the safety of trans and non-binary people.
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Her bold new proposal is that "US foreign policy should not prioritise corporate profits over American families".
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Social-media algorithms prioritise attention-grabbing clickbait over boring truth, which helps propel nonsense around the world.
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An ultimatum was set regarding their relationship and Arsenal, and Claude didn't hesitate to prioritise the club.
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As a result, they often prioritise the development of prized prospects over the imperative to win matches.
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"The Scottish Government should therefore prioritise ... improving education attainment and setting a competitive tax regime," he added.
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The company is likely to prioritise investments over shareholder distributions, applying free cash flow (FCF) to capex.
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Rationing of U.S. dollars to prioritise repayment of government debt may become a more politically charged issue.
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Whether to prioritise privacy ahead of innovation may turn out to be Mr Cook's most important decision yet.
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The government is expected to prioritise rural spending in the budget given that rural distress entails political costs.
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Kenya's FY17/18 Budget signals that the government plans to shrink the deficit and prioritise public debt sustainability.
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As the commission was told, funds' trustees are "surrounded by temptation" to prioritise their profits over members' interests.
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It is unlikely that the government will prioritise long-term fiscal policy against its short-term electoral aims.
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And he has little more to say on the environmental and other economic policies he claims to prioritise.
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Policymakers will have to think carefully about which health services to prioritise, and how best to supply them.
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Jansen said BT would have to "re-prioritise capex", and could increase borrowing and possibly cut its dividend.
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If you prioritise portability when it comes to tablets, the Apple iPad Air is the model for you.
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"There are many Indian deals, so we have to prioritise," said one banker at a Japanese regional lender.
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But the IMF warned that Tanzania needs to prioritise its development plans and avoid spending beyond its means.
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Nilekani had said at the time he would prioritise finding a CEO, reconstituting the board and shaping future strategy.
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Mr Trump's early action to restore them affirms his intention to prioritise jobs and the economy over the environment.
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Still, the OPEC agreement defied expectations, indicating that both Iran and Saudi Arabia can prioritise economics over regional confrontation.
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"The UK motor finance market remains highly competitive and we continue to prioritise margin and credit quality," it added.
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He mulls the need for more public spending on technological research and for education reform, to prioritise vocational skills.
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A number of firms have started to prioritise the needs of people with a wide range of sensory abilities.
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In the meantime, we expect the Japanese major banks to prioritise the efficient use of capital and cost controls.
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It looks at unifying existing anti-trafficking laws, prioritise survivors' needs and preventing victims from being arrested and jailed.
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Vinals said India needed to prioritise a clean-up of its banks' balance sheets, while tackling a debt overhang.
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With the importance of oil declining, Riyadh has decided it is wiser to prioritise market share, the sources say.
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CYBG told investors it would not join the mortgages arms race but prioritise growth in business and unsecured lending.
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The US for its part has said it will prioritise access to Britain's agricultural markets when trade talks get underway.
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Lack of clear inflationary pressure enables policymakers to prioritise sustaining growth over controlling prices and justifies the interest rate reduction.
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On top of this, some fear that PM Shinzo Abe will eventually prioritise his nationalist disposition over Japan's economic needs.
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Meanwhile, the technology has allowed China to prioritise massive projects with disproportionately high environmental impact, both at home and abroad.
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"If it does come to a trade-off between margin and growth, we will certainly prioritise growth," he told analysts.
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Over time more central banks committed to "flexible" inflation-targeting, meaning that in a crisis they could prioritise fighting unemployment.
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If you are the type to prioritise price and convenience, then the lifetime deal with FastestVPN may be of interest.
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We should begin technical talks on detailed policy areas as soon as possible, but we should prioritise the biggest challenges.
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If they prioritise preserving their heirs' fortunes, then states that taxed inheritances after 2001 should have become bereft of billionaires.
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Can we assume that if the FDP joins the next government it will prioritise running this ministry, if it is created?
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Some investors fear the government will prioritise curbing immigration, a so-called "hard Brexit", over ensuring Britain maintains single market access.
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"The prime minister must prioritise the protection of this core market through securing continued, unfettered access," its president John Davies said.
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Banks are keen to retain passporting rights and have been unsettled by comments by May that appeared to prioritise capping immigration.
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Such rules should depend on which of legalisation's benefits a jurisdiction wants to prioritise and what harms it wants to minimise.
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This doesn't mean that all laptops are equally portable though, and some devices definitely prioritise power and performance over everything else.
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WHO BOSS TEDROS SAYS CONTACTED 12 MANUFACTURERS OF PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT TO PRIORITISE SUPPLY TO HEALTH WORKERS AND HE RECEIVED "GOOD SIGNAL"
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"We're losing diesel supplies, at least temporarily, because Saudi Arabia will prioritise restoration of oil exports over refinery output," he said.
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That spurred a broad sell-off across global markets as investors chose to prioritise safer bets over risky assets like stocks.
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The kingdom may also reduce its own refinery processing to prioritise crude for export and make limited crude stocks go further.
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Green-finance pledges have had to wrestle with a similar dilemma in deciding whether to prioritise quantity of supporters, or quality.
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"We think that the government continues to prioritise the AAA sovereign rating defense, which leaves little scope for stimlus," they said.
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We will also prioritise securing opportunities for our researchers and students to access vital pan-European programmes and build new global networks.
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Netflix and Amazon continue to prioritise scale and are splurging to achieve it, observes Michael Nathanson of Moffett Nathanson, a research firm.
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Another product, Alloc8 Collect, manages the collection of outstanding balances by using predictive analytics to prioritise which customers to chase for payment.
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So it's weird how reluctant many of us are to admit that we're willing to prioritise it over emotional – or moral – reasons.
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In July the new environment secretary said the government would prioritise renewable energy over fossil fuels in approving permits for power plants.
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Facebook continues to choose profit over data security, taking risks in order to prioritise their aim of making money from user data.
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In an emergency, local power distributors are supposed to prioritise supplies to critical and vulnerable customers while cutting power to others first.
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Kim Jong Un also expressed "satisfaction" over their visit and said efforts made by Seoul to prioritise their visit were "very impressive".
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EU'S VON DER LEYEN: WE WILL HAVE TO PRIORITISE, PUT FOCUS ON ISSUES THAT ARE CLIFF EDGE IF THEY ARE NOT DONE
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The officials added that in the "mitigation" stage, the NHS would likely have to prioritise emergency care and postpone non-urgent treatment.
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Kim Darroch said Trump would prioritise the demands of American pharmaceutical firms and farmers, who want more liberal access to UK markets.
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Britain has chosen to prioritise migration controls over access to the EU's single market which accounts for about half of Britain's exports.
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AllianzGI will prioritise lending to sectors that benefit from growing household demand, such as healthcare, education, food, housing, logistics and general industrials.
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That has flipped since November, when 43 percent disagreed and would prioritise access to free trade, compared to 41 percent who agreed.
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Content marketing, a close relative to both MarTech and AdTech, is another arena that UK companies plan to prioritise in the coming months.
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In 2014 Mr Obama ordered federal agencies to prioritise the deportation only of unauthorised immigrants convicted of criminal offences or suspected of terrorism.
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The plan, expected to be approved by the cabinet on Wednesday, is aimed at encouraging investors to prioritise construction of affordable rental flats.
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Women in their teens and 20s are much more likely than in previous generations to prioritise education and work over starting a family.
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Saikawa, who has sought more equal footing with Renault, last month said Nissan would postpone discussions on the alliance's future to prioritise performance.
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We are also looking at how we can use the latest technology to help our review teams identify and prioritise high risk content.
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It is crucial that this work is not undermined by measures that prioritise counterterrorism "by all means" at the expense of civil liberties.
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And while Broaden filtered out people with anxiety or personality disorders (as did Mayberg), it did not exclude or prioritise any depressive subtypes.
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Vodafone also provides a free broadband app with handy features such as "device boosting", that allows you to prioritise a chosen devise signal.
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The central bank said this month it would prioritise dollars for fuel, medicine and wheat after importers complained they could not source dollars.
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Those against the legalisation of euthanasia and assisted suicide have repeatedly argued Portugal should instead prioritise health care provided to the terminally ill.
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"And if you prioritise exponential growth, for instance, that means you can't focus on a holistic picture that best reflects all of society's needs."
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Donald Trump looks set to prioritise trade talks with the EU over the UK, as his relationship with UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson sours.
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Toyota said on Wednesday that as revenue growth slows, it would have to prioritise areas of investment to maintain profitability, without specifying which areas.
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In October China's president, Xi Jinping (whose PhD thesis was on "rural marketisation"), unveiled a "revitalisation strategy" for the countryside that would "prioritise agriculture".
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BRRD forces the ECB, the Eurosystem, and governments to prioritise the protection of banks' critical functions and stakeholders, specifically: payment systems, taxpayers and depositors.
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This indicates a willingness to protect the company's credit metrics and prioritise the allocation of cash flow towards investing to grow the RRP business.
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"The projects that stood out prioritise collaborative approaches between publishers, academics, designers and entrepreneurs, both within a single country and across Europe," he said.
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Environment Minister Josh Frydenberg said he had directed government funding bodies to "prioritise" waste-to-energy projects, which include incinerators and landfill gas harvesting.
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In the end, they suspect, it may prioritise securing strategic food supplies for China over commercial aims in an era of rising trade tensions.
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It seems likely that more governments will in future prioritise public health over IP. Canada, France and Ireland are already moving towards plain packs.
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"In difficult moments is where you really see the people and how they react, how they think and how they prioritise things," Arteta said.
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"I have committed to prioritise job creation during my tenure, particularly for our young people who are the worst affected by unemployment," he added.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson's government late on Tuesday unveiled details of a new immigration system that will from next year prioritise high-skilled workers.
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While universities have made progress on handling sexual harassment, they have failed to prioritise other forms of harassment, including racial harassment, the report found.
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With federal revenues falling too, the government will have to prioritise whom it wants to support: sanctions-hit banks, the regions or state-owned enterprises.
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Land planners should prioritise the construction of large-scale slaughtering facilities and the mergers and reorganization of slaughtering and processing enterprises will also be encouraged.
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Before making your selection, you should think carefully about what you want from a VPN and which aspect of the service you want to prioritise.
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Most prioritise visible, local issues like anti-social behaviour over the less tangible menace of organised crime, says Harvey Redgrave of Crest Advisory, a consultancy.
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But when battles over building unfold at the neighbourhood level, the affected residents have little reason to prioritise the citywide benefits over the local costs.
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They could prioritise product-market reforms, and adopt labour-market reforms that would only take effect after a lag, to allow time for economic recovery.
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On Wednesday Simsek said on Twitter that the meetings were "beneficial" and that Turkey would prioritise the fight against inflation and the current account deficit.
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Mr. Gal said that Pfizer should try to "prioritise life-saving drugs like Adrenaclick and EpiPen" as it works through the problems at its plants.
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However the government says it has had little choice but to prioritise cutting the deficit, to gain credibility among investors and help the economy recover.
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The central bank has been forced to ration dollars and prioritise essential goods like food, introducing restrictions on the transfer and deposit of foreign currency.
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Czech utility CEZ said in August it could prioritise the sale of its assets in Romania later this year as part of a divestment programme.
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Seto had argued that Lixil and other companies in Japan are controlled by an old guard of management "kingmakers" who prioritise their interests over shareholders'.
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Amazon will prioritise the sale and delivery of household staples, packaged foods, healthcare, hygiene and personal safety products, the company said in a blog post.
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HIGHLY UNCERTAIN On May 28 the SRB ordered Deloitte to "strictly prioritise ... focusing only on key assets and liabilities where there is considerable valuation uncertainty".
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To cater for patchy, unreliable connectivity, over more basic handsets, Google's design considerations for both software and hardware will prioritise low battery consumption and offline capability.
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"Social media companies must also be far more open and transparent regarding how they operate and particularly how they moderate, review and prioritise content," it writes.
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This week and into the future, I challenge my colleagues working in global development, especially heads of state and private sector leaders, to prioritise this issue.
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Capital controls introduced in early 2015 to prioritise essentials such as wheat have forced importers on to the black market, where the rate has depreciated fast.
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The pullout from the Canada project means Petronas can prioritise domestic projects, a pressing need for Malaysians frustrated with rising costs, unemployment and a deflated currency.
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Lee told Reuters he would prioritise an investigation into whether Mega Financial Holding had breached United States money laundering rules at its New York banking branch.
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ISTANBUL, Sept 20 (Reuters) - Turkey will prioritise investments in pharmaceuticals, energy, and petrochemicals to reduce its current account deficit, Finance Minister Berat Albayrak said on Thursday.
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And they could prioritise extension once again by helping local firms to master new technologies such as machine learning, augmented reality, additive manufacturing and so on.
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Some users will want a load of freebies thrown in, others will be all about the minutes, and there will be plenty that will prioritise data.
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That has made TVO concerned that the French would in the coming years prioritise other projects, such as Flamaville in France and Hinkley Point in Britain.
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In a society where women prioritise their family over themselves, hygiene and safety are subjects that are never spoken about by women, let alone by men.
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Carbyne said its technology helps first response personnel to better process and prioritise incoming emergency calls using live video streaming, voice over Internet protocol and precise location.
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The idea is that by handling some of the smaller issues, it helps prioritise the more urgent and difficult problems for people and face-to-face meetings.
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Irish airline Ryanair said flights between Britain and the EU risked being suspended in 2019 if Britain does not prioritise a new aviation deal in Brexit negotiations.
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In a policy paper on Britain's post-Brexit approach to immigration, the government said it would prioritise skilled workers and treat EU and non-EU citizens alike.
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Parental leave policies that heavily prioritise maternity- over paternity leave push mothers into the primary caregiver role from the start while effectively denying fathers the same opportunity.
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But volatility, rather than a bear market, might be the more probable outcome, given the lack of clarity as to what Mr Trump will prioritise in office.
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Rather than only looking overseas or to automation to meet skills shortages, we should also prioritise investing in the huge asset we have in our older generation.
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It has not been demonstrated that the government can operationally or legally prioritise debt service, and any decision to do so would be taken by the president.
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Those who prioritise privacy and the right to be left alone by the state have hived off "libertarian" from the old shared root of "liberal" and "liberty".
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Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan said on Tuesday that the government would prioritise setting up the transmission unit as a separate entity within an Eskom holding company.
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German officials are also angry that the draft explicitly calls on the US administration to "prioritise" American energy exports, "create American jobs", and "strengthen" US foreign policy.
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Two-thirds of the 2,072 people surveyed between July 19 and 21 by research firm ComRes said Johnson should prioritise climate change in his role as leader.
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The growing army of lower-paid workers has led unions to prioritise addressing the income gap between permanent employees and others, rather than broad uniform pay raises.
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The growing army of low-paid workers has led unions to prioritise addressing the income gap between permanent employees and others, rather than broad uniform pay raises.
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The growing army of lower-paid workers has led unions to prioritise addressing the income gap between permanent employees and others, rather than broad uniform pay raises.
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"It's a great step given that Japan Airlines is such a big company," Ishikawa told the Thomson Reuters Foundation, saying firms should prioritise women's health and safety.
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This is approaching a level seen a decade ago, before an oil spike to a record level near $150 a barrel led governments to prioritise fuel efficiency.
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The Trump administration has said it will prioritise greater access to the UK&aposs agricultural markets, so it can sell more food and agriculture products to Britain.
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Users have to accept that their transactions may be delayed or not go through at all, or offer miners extra fees as an incentive to prioritise their payments.
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"A long-term view is needed on whether to prioritise food standards or food prices, whether to reverse the UK's declining self-sufficiency or increase imports," it said.
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By unlocking the web from the hands of a few players this will inevitably enable a surge in innovation and let services flourish which prioritise the user's interests.
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She wants to prioritise investment in local jobs, businesses and entrepreneurs "instead of giving foreign corporations and wealthy donors massive tax breaks and special exemptions from environmental protections".
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Americans (and Britons) think that boards must prioritise shareholders' interests; Europeans, backed by courts, insist boards should also take the interests of staff, creditors and suppliers into account.
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Therefore, the fundraise, he says, isn't about plugging gaps in revenue but about doubling down on the company's mission to empower "city-dwellers" to prioritise their well-being.
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Last week, official advisers recommended that Britain's government should prioritise attracting highly skilled workers with its post-Brexit migration policies with no preference for workers from EU countries.
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Either way, it is amply clear that the RBI MPC (monetary policy committee) is likely to prioritise growth over external uncertainties, in light of the recent banknote ban.
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MANCHESTER, England, March 2020 (Reuters) - UEFA is being urged to prioritise domestic competitions in the wake of the coronavirus, with pressure growing for Euro 2020 to be postponed.
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As gay people we have to embrace other struggles- whether that's women's equality, racism, or poverty, because we should not prioritise our own struggles over that of others.
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Mothers were reportedly tying ropes around their stomachs or drinking large amounts of water to reduce the feeling of hunger and prioritise food for their children, the U.N. said.
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The FSB was formed during the crisis that began in 2007 but after an intensive decade of making rules some policymakers now want to prioritise growth over banking regulation.
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It tries to set out which treatments and policies poor countries should prioritise, based on the most cost-effective ways to improve healthy life expectancy and prevent financial catastrophe.
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"Being able to focus our attention and being able to prioritise where we spend our money is going to be critical to a good set of results," MacDougall said.
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Still, Marubeni plans to remain cautious in making fresh investment in energy and metal assets, Yabe said, adding that the company would prioritise an improvement in its financial health.
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"For too long social networks have failed to prioritise children's safety and left them exposed to grooming, abuse, and harmful content," NSPCC CEO Peter Wanless said in a statement.
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So the onus is also on the TSA's bosses—Congress and the executive branch—to push the agency to prioritise waiting times as much as cost savings and security.
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The deals follow a government regulation introduced last September requiring contractors to offer their production to Pertamina, and obliging the state company to prioritise crude purchase from Indonesian fields.
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"Management will continue to prioritise market share gain and reinvest operating leverage into enhancing the proposition, which we believe is the winning strategy in the internet space," they said.
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As the present negotiations demonstrate, Brexit supporters do not challenge the need for cross-national co-operation but would like to restructure them in ways that prioritise self-rule.
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Although the notes are unsubordinated, the one-notch difference reflects that, in a stress scenario, China Huarong may decide to prioritise senior unsecured debt when extraordinary support is needed.
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Together with the Finance Ministry, the ministry will also need to suggest ways to "prioritise spending of the federal budget for the anti-crisis purposes", the government website said.
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Learning to prioritise important tasks and push back the minor to-do list (which have a lengthier timeframe and require less time to complete) is vital in today's business-scape.
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It promises to unilaterally guarantee EU citizens' rights, rejects the possibility of leaving without a deal, and pledges to prioritise jobs and access to the single market over reducing immigration.
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She said she would prioritise rewriting the CDU's statement of principles by 2021 (when the next election is due) and make the CDU "the place where there's a real contest".
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We might not be able to do much about the wider cultural fixation on love, but one thing we can try to change is how we, as individuals, prioritise relationships.
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The bank agreed to charge higher interest rates on loans to upper-middle-income countries such as China, and to prioritise lending to poorer ones, in return for more money.
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While U.S. supply rose by 145,000 bpd in October, the IEA said, a slowdown in activity that started earlier this year looks set to continue as companies prioritise capital discipline.
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BEIJING, Nov 14 (Reuters) - China's Premier Li Keqiang said the country will further prioritise stabilizing growth, according to state media on Thursday citing a meeting he had with local officials.
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Both chief executives have a strong sustainability remit, underlining how keen fashion companies are to prioritise their environmental strategies at a time of a public backlash against cheap, throwaway clothing.
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British businesses that rely on low-skilled workers will have to prioritise high-skilled workers from around the world in its post-Brexit, points-based immigration system, the government said.
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Chief Executive Tony Durrant told Reuters the oil producer would prioritise bringing down debt, which stood at $2.8 billion at the end of December, over making large acquisitions this year.
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Antoinette Hoon, a partner with PwC, said her firm's recent research found entrepreneurs tended to have a tough time determining whether they should prioritise the interests of their business or family.
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Vulnerabilities are building up further in China, as policy settings continue to prioritise rapid growth over macroeconomic stability and debt levels across the economy continue to rise, at least until 2018.
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Eastern European, Nordic and Baltic Sea countries see the 1,225 km (760 mile) pipeline as increasing EU reliance on Moscow, while those in northern Europe, especially Germany, prioritise the economic benefits.
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"If you're going to prioritise the casinos and residential development and all that bullshit, over the art scene that we have … surely at least you can strike a balance," Montaigne said.
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However, management's intention to continue to prioritise paying down debt, together with the announced capital discipline and management policy of cash allocation underlines the company's willingness to protect its credit metrics.
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But the fear is that, having all but abandoned the aim of broad trade liberalisation, America may prioritise quick, shallow deals rather than deeper ones that would strengthen global trade governance.
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"We need to know which buttons to push and which to prioritise," he told reporters after a interim results presentation for the company, which makes bread, breakfast cereals and energy drinks.
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BIRMINGHAM, England (Reuters) - Britain's post-Brexit immigration system will prioritise high-skilled workers and treat European Union citizens the same as those from elsewhere, Prime Minister Theresa May said on Monday.
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The Conservative election policy document also said it would prioritise the issue of the 140,000 nationals from other European Union countries who work in the health system during upcoming Brexit talks.
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"We will continue to prioritise free cash flow for debt reduction, investment in our core iron ore business and returns to shareholders," Chief Executive Officer Nev Power said in a statement.
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Management confirmed that following the merger it intends to prioritise the allocation of cash flow to paying down debt, and so expect to reduce net debt/EBITDA to 13x by 2019.
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In contrast, the Infarm system is chemical pesticide-free and can prioritise food grown for taste, colour and nutritional value rather than shelf life or its ability to sustain mass production.
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In our view, this has forced the large producers to prioritise bolt-on M&A transactions for the takeover of this type of entity over large deals to buy established brands.
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Rida Mulyana, director general for electricity at the Energy and Natural Resources Ministry, said the legal process should be respected and the ministry would continue to prioritise service to the people.
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Meanwhile, the ministry plans to ask liquefied natural gas (LNG) producers to prioritise PGN as a buyer for their uncommitted gas cargoes, instead of offering them on spot markets, Siswanto said.
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The research agreement will focus on mapping potential critical mineral resources and prioritise developing big data to understand supply and demand scenarios for developing the critical minerals pipeline, the statement said.
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"Norsa has expressed the wish to prioritise family and to focus on new professional interests after a long period of intense efforts and rewarding results," the company said in a statement.
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PARIS, Sept 13 (Reuters) - Italy needs to cut wasteful spending and prioritise investment and infrastructure spending that will help stimulate growth and productivity, European economics affairs commissioner Pierre Moscovici said on Thursday.
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"Whatever disagreements we may have, we must always defend human rights, prioritise the safety of children and women and focus on peacefully resolve the seven-decade-old conflict in Pakistan," she added.
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BAGHDAD, Iraq (Reuters) - Iraq will prioritise its own interests and independence when it comes to helping the United States enforce sanctions against Iran, new Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi said on Thursday.
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Moreover the restoration of ties with Russia and the spillover of violence in his country have persuaded Turkey's president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, to prioritise stabilising the north over removing Bashar al-Assad.
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Many say May's desire to prioritise free flowing trade of goods with the rest of Europe will make Britain little more than a "rule taker", unable to break free of Brussels' decisions.
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A Guardian Essential poll out on Tuesday showed more than half of those surveyed said it was critical to prioritise stimulating the Australian economy and delaying surplus to help prevent a downturn.
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Late last year, Modi's office had asked all government departments to prioritise the use of local products in state projects, after domestic companies objected to a global tender by the railways ministry.
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Eastern European, Nordic and Baltic Sea countries view the 1,225 km (760 mile) pipeline as holding the EU hostage to Moscow, while those in northern Europe, especially Germany, prioritise the economic benefits.
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"The sales performance across our major categories is reflective of the spending pattern of a financially constrained consumer who continues to prioritise spending on non-durables over durable goods," the retailer said.
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The 24-page document reads like a list of vows to transform Europe into a living demonstration of how a vast economy can both prosper and prioritise the health of the planet.
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Following the first cabinet meeting, newly appointed Finance Minister Albayrak said, Turkey will prioritise the rebalancing of its economy and the fight with inflation, adding that fiscal policy will support those goals.
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LONDON, Oct 25 (Reuters) - British finance minister Philip Hammond reiterated on Tuesday that he wanted to prioritise the country's financial services sector in talks about the country's new relationship with the European Union.
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Facing criticism, the Obama administration later shifted policy to prioritise enforcement against people with serious criminal backgrounds, as opposed to others seen as posing little security risk like parents of U.S. citizen children.
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AIB reported a fall in first-half profit last month as rising costs contributed to a slowdown in its recovery from Ireland's banking crash a decade ago, prompting management to prioritise cost discipline.
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The second travel ban was much the same as the first, except for dropping Iraq from the list of targeted countries and removing phrases that appeared to prioritise Christian refugees over Muslim ones.
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" WILL FUND HIGH-VALUE INVESTMENTS WITH EXTRA BORROWING "We choose in this Autumn Statement to prioritise additional high-value investment, specifically in infrastructure and innovation, that will directly contribute to raising Britain's productivity.
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Albayrak said Turkey will prioritise the rebalancing of its economy and the fight with inflation and will support predictable, simple and decisive monetary policy, in one of his first comments since his appointment.
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"Our focus in the short to medium term will be to prioritise and stagger projects (mainly expansion capex) to preserve cash and ensure debt remains within acceptable levels," Exxaro said in a statement.
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As a rapper, a woman and a mother since the age of 16, she's aware of her position and platform in an industry and genre that doesn't tend to prioritise voices like hers.
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"This already challenging fiscal target will be made tougher still if Osborne chooses to prioritise tax cut pledges for higher income households," said Matt Whittaker, chief economist at the Resolution Foundation think tank.
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The EBRD, which along with Ukraine's other Western backers has urged the authorities to prioritise the restructuring of the graft-ridden energy sector, said Naftogaz must stick to the terms of the deal.
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Eventually it clawed some of that back, but it seems that for now, enough of its biggest users are on iOS that Snap continues to prioritise it when it comes to new features.
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ASEAN's problem in agreeing the wording highlight China's growing influence at a time of uncertainty whether the new U.S. administration will prioritise relations with ASEAN, and try to check Beijing's controversial maritime activities.
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"Given how markets are in general now, and especially towards emerging market countries, it makes sense for us to prioritise concessional financing," Yuriy Butsa, Ukraine's government commissioner for public debt management told Reuters.
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Speaking in the House of Commons this week as the party&aposs interim leader, he told Speaker Lindsay Hoyle that the Liberal Democrats would prioritise tackling the climate emergency in this new parliament.
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After a brief period of stability, the sell-off has worsened again in the past two weeks on signs that the government would prioritise controls on immigration over access to the European single market.
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In part, this discrepancy may reflect a greater propensity for female candidates to prioritise issues that disproportionately affect women, such as access to contraception and the inclusion of maternity coverage in health-insurance plans.
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It is expected to use its majority to resist any substantial amendments to the bill, facing down opponents of a "hard Brexit" that will prioritise immigration controls over membership of Europe's lucrative single market.
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A panel of external directors tasked with picking an interim replacement for Ghosn have put off their selection, deciding to prioritise putting in place measures to improve governance, one of the sources previously said.
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Kinya Seto, whose abrupt resignation as Lixil's CEO in 2018 prompted a revolt by minority shareholders, said the company is controlled by an old guard of management "kingmakers" who prioritise their interests over shareholders'.
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"Whatever disagreements we may have, we must always defend human rights, prioritise the safety of children and women and focus on peacefully resolve the seven-decade-old conflict in Kashmir," she said on Twitter.
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Lee Ruey-tsang, who took over as chairman of the Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC) on Thursday, said he will prioritise an investigation into whether Mega Financial Holding had breached United States money laundering rules.
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We expect monetary authorities to balance loose ECB policy and possible political pressure to prioritise growth, against the need to maintain credibility given some reliance on foreign investment and progress in anchoring inflation expectations.
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BAGHDAD, Iraq, Oct 25 (Reuters) - Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi on Thursday said Iraq would prioritise its own interests and independence when it comes to assisting the United States in enforcing sanctions against Iran.
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BEIRUT, March 13 (Reuters) - Lebanon's central bank governor has asked commercial banks to prioritise foreign currency transfers for the purchase of medical supplies needed to combat coronavirus, a central bank statement on Friday said.
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While it is critical to provide support for transitional housing, the government should prioritise developing more public rental housing or subsidised flats, including by re-zoning vacant school premises and industrial buildings, he said.
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After Trump unveiled his plan, some Arab powers had appeared, despite historic support for the Palestinians, to prioritise close ties with the United States and a shared hostility towards Iran over traditional Arab alliances.
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The central bank said last month that it would prioritise foreign currency reserves for fuel, medicine and wheat, but buyers tapping the facility are still required to supply 15% of their own dollar needs.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May appealed to lawmakers in parliament to prioritise the national interest when they are asked to approve whatever exit deal she is able to agree with the European Union.
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Prime Minister Theresa May earlier said that the new British system would prioritise high-skilled workers and treat European Union citizens as the same as those from elsewhere after Britain leaves the bloc next March.
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ISTANBUL, April 10 (Reuters) - Turkish Finance Minister Berat Albayrak said on Wednesday the government will prioritise loans to strategic sectors, exports and value-added production under new measures to be taken in the finance sector.
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"Projects that require government subsidy will have to compete with each other on prices ... Government payment will prioritise the projects that are expected to become subsidy-free in the near term," the draft plan said.
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Yet it was striking how many mentioned the 2008 recession, including their memories of the distress it caused their parents, as a reason to prioritise their careers, even to the extent of forgoing romance entirely.
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Companies are obliged to prioritise the profits they make for shareholders, rather than seeking to benefit employees or the wider community; that sits oddly with the notion that businesses also have political and religious freedom.
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Policymakers across the region should prioritise universal broadband access by improving the business case for investing in digital infrastructure in rural areas and promoting digital literacy and awareness of the benefits of a digital society.
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The central bank said last month that it would prioritise foreign currency reserves for fuel, medicine and wheat but traders say their ability to transfer payments to suppliers has been complicated by the bank closures.
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Equinor's Chief Financial Officer Lars Christian Bacher, however, told Reuters the company continued to prioritise reduction of its net debt ratio and assets acquisition, with no immediate plans to increase dividends or launch share buybacks.
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CRH said last year it would prioritise reinvesting capital in acquisitions but chief executive Albert Manifold floated the possibility of a share buyback in a media interview on Friday, sending its shares 4.1 percent higher.
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This weekend saw German media reporting a spat between Washington and Berlin over attempts by U.S. President Donald Trump to persuade a German vaccine firm to relocate and prioritise any vaccine treatment for U.S. use.
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JOHANNESBURG, March 27 (Reuters) - South Africa's AngloGold Ashanti's on Friday said it would conserve cash, prioritise capital spending, reduce non-essential spending and withdraw its production guidance as some operations are suspended due to coronavirus.
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Lloyds Banking Group's Group Customer Service Director, Stephen Noakes, said the bank continued to prioritise putting things right as quickly as it can, with over seven in 10 complaints resolved within three days, excluding PPI.
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"Prioritise battery and charging infrastructure development," the report states, while setting a 2018 goal for setting up a 250 megawatt per hour battery plant with an aim to reach one gigawatt of production by 2020.
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Just as the initial vote to leave the EU has split Labour's coalition of Manchester students, Teesside steel workers and Hackney nurses, the realities of Brexit politicise and prioritise the differences between various sorts of Conservatives.
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"The non-renewals come as a surprise because ahead of the US elections next year, many expected the Trump administration to prioritise keeping gasoline prices low against keeping a strong stance on international diplomacy," they said.
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Albayrak said Turkey will prioritise investments in pharmaceuticals, energy, and petrochemicals to reduce its current account deficit, which was seen falling to 2.6 percent of gross domestic product by 2021 from 4.7 percent seen in 2018.
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"I've had the opportunity to tell the home secretary that Portugal doesn't have a segmented view on people's movement," Augusto Santos Silva said when asked about Britain's plans to prioritise highly-skilled European migrants after Brexit.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey will prioritise its investments according to the added value they provide, Finance Minister Berat Albayrak said on Tuesday, adding that effective reforms would be the most important part of the government's policy framework.
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Albayrak said Turkey would prioritise investments in pharmaceuticals, energy, and petrochemicals to reduce its current account deficit, which was seen falling to 2.6 percent of gross domestic product by 2021 from 4.7 percent seen in 2018.
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The white paper follows a report by the Migration Advisory Committee in September which recommended Britain should not give preferential treatment to EU workers in its post-Brexit immigration system but should prioritise the higher-skilled.
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"[He] is determined to do everything in his power to protect the health of Londoners and prioritise walking, cycling and public transport and reduce Londoners' dependency on polluting cars," a spokeswoman for Khan told the paper.
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Speaking to Sky News television, May sidestepped questions on whether she would prioritise curbing immigration from the European Union over Britain's preferential access to the bloc's single market but said it was not a "binary choice".
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She said Britain should grant the 3 million EU nationals already living in Britain the right to remain, say there will be no return to border controls in Northern Ireland, and prioritise jobs and the economy.
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"We believe management will prioritise top-line growth over margins by continuing to improve the customer proposition, therefore we do not expect Zalando's margins to rise meaningfully in the mid-term," said RBC analyst Sherri Malek.
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UEFA is being urged to prioritise domestic competitions and pressure is growing for Euro 2020 to be postponed, with representatives of European clubs and leagues joining national federations on an emergency video-conference call on Tuesday.
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Last year, more than 180 prominent chief executives in the United States signed a pledge stating that businesses must not only prioritise shareholders but do more to protect the environment, support communities and invest in employees.
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"The government needs to urgently prioritise funding so that (it) can restore the lives and the dignity of the people of the Vaal," Mahapa said, citing "poor governance" as a major cause for the system's collapse.
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Underscoring a commitment to its home market, the CEFC spokesman said the company will prioritise sales to China, while some of the Urals crude, which it will also receive, will be sold to Chinese refineries in Europe.
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Prysmian has the financial muscle to take control of both General Cable and Alcatel Submarine Networks, but is expected to prioritise General Cable as it sees North America as a strategic market for growth, the sources said.
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The Trump administration is set to prioritise trade talks with the EU over trade talks with the UK, despite previous assurances that Boris Johnson's government would be at "the front of the line" for a trade deal.
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After a brief period of stability, the sell-off has worsened again in the past two weeks on a series of signs that the government would prioritise controls on immigration over access to the European single market.
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Despite a sustained drive to upgrade and modernise Russia's armed forces, President Vladimir Putin has had to tighten purse strings following a sharp decline in global oil prices and the need to prioritise some domestic spending programmes.
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Its political, media and wider civic life prioritise moderation and consensus: a new study by the Bertelsmann foundation shows that fully 803% of Germans consider themselves "centrist", compared with 67% of Brits and 51% of French citizens.
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"In one of the world's poorest and most fragile regions it is right that we support some of world's most vulnerable people and prioritise our humanitarian and security efforts in the Sahel," defence minister Penny Mordaunt said.
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The EBA, which postponed an EU-wide stress test to 2021 to allow banks "to prioritise operational continuity", has asked supervisory authorities to make full use of flexibility in the regulatory framework to support the banking sector.
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Investors believe the greater the involvement of lawmakers, the majority of whom supported staying in the EU, the greater the chance of a "soft Brexit" that could prioritise membership of the single market over controls on immigration.
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Mothers were reportedly tying ropes around their stomachs or drinking large amounts of water to reduce the feeling of hunger and prioritise food for their children, the U.N. Office for Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs said in Geneva.
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"We need to move on, we need to prioritise our bus, coach and travel businesses here in the UK." The company's shares were 1.9% higher at 119.8 pence at 1018 GMT after falling earlier in the day.
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TOKYO, Jan 31 (Reuters) - Investing in Toshiba Corp's chips business would be a difficult proposition for Canon Inc as it needs to prioritise investment for its own growth, the camera and printer maker's chief financial officer said Tuesday.
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The government this week stepped up planning for life outside of the EU, announcing a month-long consultation for businesses to submit their views on what the UK should prioritise in trade talks with Brussels and other countries.
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Her comments suggest that she has chosen to prioritise the control of immigration, even if it means giving up membership of the single market (she says only that Britain should go on "trading in and operating within" it).
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African governments have long been encouraged, or pressured, by multinationals to prioritise the mining of metals for export, which generate quick and big returns for national coffers while allowing authorities to take a back seat, industry experts say.
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But there is one potential silver lining: if the Warriors become so dominant that they make a mockery of the league, it might spur Adam Silver, the NBA's impressively open-minded commissioner, to prioritise much-needed economic reform.
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Kim Jong Un also expressed "satisfaction" over their visit and said efforts made by Seoul to prioritise their visit were "very impressive" including their "sincere efforts" for which he gave his gratitude, the Korean Central News Agency said.
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Leagues have urged UEFA to prioritise completing domestic competitions, reflecting a concern that clubs throughout Europe will lose significant ticket and associated match-day revenue by not completing the season while still having to pay their players' salaries.
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"The other risk is that the resumption of economic activity in the mainland takes longer than was, say, the case with SARS in 2003, because Beijing chooses to prioritise fighting the disease over GDP growth targets," he added.
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"The AOC believes our athletes now need to prioritise their own health and of those around them, and to be able to return to the families, in discussion with their National Federations," the AOC said in a statement.
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Rather than hiding behind complex agreements, they should be informing users of how their sites work, including curation functions and the way in which algorithms are used to prioritise certain stories, news and videos, depending on each user's profile.
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Taking over multiple venues in each city, it offers a great opportunity to catch a bunch of tipped bands in a single day – but you'll need to prioritise your favourite acts and get to the venues in good time.
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The case had badly dented Didi's image at a time when it has been trying to expand overseas to compete with foreign rivals such as Uber and drove the company to pledge that it would prioritise safety over growth.
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The clearest reference comes near the end of the document, following a section which discusses the risk of Facebook or Google stifling competition in new markets by instructing their algorithms to prioritise their own products over those of rivals.
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Management's allocation of the proceeds from the partial IPO of Imperial's non-core distribution arm, Logista, to debt reduction, combined with an intention to continue to prioritise paying down debt, underlines the company's willingness to protect its credit metrics.
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United manager Jose Mourinho has hinted he will prioritise the Europa League as he seeks a Champions League berth by winning Europe's second-tier competition, but Wenger does not believe that will give Arsenal the upper hand on Sunday.
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While handset subsidies were an effective strategy to boost True Mobile's market share in a short period of time, we believe that since it has gained significant market share, the company may prioritise margins by scaling back expensive subsidies.
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"The national response to the COVID-19 pandemic has required us to prioritise the health and wellbeing of our staff and customers, in particular by closing all stores in the last few days," a spokesman for the firm said.
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"The transition time is very, very tight.. So it is basically impossible to negotiate all that I have been mentioning so we will have to prioritise," Von der Leyen said at an event at the London School of Economics.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's post-Brexit immigration system will not put a cap on numbers but will prioritise high-skilled labour and end special treatment for European Union nationals, according to a policy paper published by the government on Wednesday.
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ADDIS ABABA, Nov 25 (Reuters) - Ethiopia will prioritise potash and construction minerals in a push to attract investment from large-scale miners, according to a draft policy document reviewed by Reuters ahead of an expected government announcement on Monday.
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Airlines have faced disruptions because of the groundings, with Norwegian Air's strategy switch to prioritise profits over growth hampered by the global grounding of Boeing's 737 MAX aircraft and long-running problems with Rolls-Royce's engines on Boeing Dreamliners.
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The new administration is seeking to prioritise socioeconomic issues such as high income inequality and youth employment opportunities in order to create a more conducive atmosphere under which future constitutional reforms - as envisioned under the Basic Law - could successfully take place.
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It now faces a choice: consolidate its new strength as a lefty alternative to the Greens (as Katja Kipping, the Left's leader, wants to do) or prioritise winning back traditional working-class voters as a lefty alternative to the AfD?
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But signs that the government is ready to prioritise controls on immigration over membership of the European Union's single market continue to dominate minds, and it sank to another 31-year low of $1.2663 soon after the start of U.S. trade.
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To allow officials to make preparations, the government will prioritise just six new proposed laws in other areas in the first half of the year compared to the 49 pieces of legislation given priority during the same period last year.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, who has utilised the central bank's monetary easing to prioritise growth over austerity, faces pressure to spend more on public works and agriculture, forestry and fisheries as well as defence to cope with North Korea's threats.
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LONDON, Dec 19 (Reuters) - Britain's post-Brexit immigration system will not put a cap on numbers but will prioritise high-skilled labour and end special treatment for European Union nationals, according to a policy paper published by the government on Wednesday.
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He worries not only about the "expropriation" of his property in the form of their time, but also—after he exonerated two defendants—that innocent people will be failed by less assiduous lawyers, who may be inclined to prioritise paying customers.
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If there is a food shortage following a natural disaster, women often prioritise their husbands' needs and go without nutrition; but where floodwater devastates crops, a cricket farm can simply be picked up and placed on the roof of a shack.
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The Australian Securities and Investments Commission said a Federal Court civil lawsuit alleged that a former Westpac financial planner breached the "best interests" duty under the Corporations Act, provided inappropriate financial advice and failed to prioritise the interests of his clients.
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Some government officials say if Amari were to resign, the balance of political power could shift from those in the administration who favour more spending to stimulate growth to those who prioritise fiscal discipline to rein in ballooning public debt.
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HONG KONG, Sept 13 (Reuters) - Embattled Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam has promised to prioritise housing and peoples livelihoods to appease deep rooted discontent about the way the Asian financial hub has been governed, as protesters gear up for fresh demonstrations.
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But even without a clear TikTok connection — the app is published by "Moon Video" on Google Play, for example, and there are no obvious pushes to prioritise TikTok shares on the app — the test version has already seen some traction.
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"In view of the rising number of COVID-13 infections globally, and the expected rise in the number of confirmed cases in Singapore, we will need to prioritise the resources at our public hospitals," the health ministry said in a statement.
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LONDON, March 25 (Reuters) - More than four million British businesses will be able to apply for a three-month extension for filing their accounts so they can prioritise managing the impact of the coronavirus outbreak, the government announced on Wednesday.
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"Today there is a strong recovery connected to the move that the Fed has introduced this massive weapon," said Francois Savary, CIO of wealth manager Prime Partners, adding the Fed needed to prioritise fixing the seize-ups in funding markets.
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"Active Learning [a subcategory of a type of artificial intelligence called machine learning] algorithms automatically prioritise the most informative compounds for experimental synthesis and testing and enable the system to learn faster than humans alone," Hopkins told Recode in an email.
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There is a growing realisation that some companies' profits will shrink faster than others as governments prioritise low-carbon energy to meet the U.N.-backed Paris agreement's goal of cutting emissions to "net zero" by the end of the century.
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"The decision to prioritise potentially lower offers indicates, in our opinion, the desire for a cleaner sales process as financial investors should reduce risk of prolonged anti-trust clearance measures in comparison to a conceptual Kone offer," analysts at Jefferies said.
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In a pitch for the political centre, she said she would prioritise more house-building, a crackdown on tax evasion by individuals and companies, lower energy costs and a narrowing of the 'unhealthy' gap between the pay of employees and corporate bosses.
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LISBON, March 11 (Reuters) - Portugal's largest bank, the state-owned Caixa Geral de Depositos, plans to slash its foreign assets by half by 2020 as part of an ongoing restructuring and will prioritise selling its Spanish and South African businesses, the lender said.
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What moral value the the technology should place on human life — in the case of an imminent crash, should the vehicle prioritise the well-being of passengers or pedestrians, for example — is just one of the thorny issues engineers are grappling with.
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Sterling has been buffeted for a fortnight by worries that Britain will prioritise curbing immigration over promoting trade in its divorce from the bloc, thereby gumming up labour markets, curbing foreign investment and leading to cutbacks by banks and other global companies.
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As such they are forced to prioritise low interest rates and nominal growth over inflation control which could herald in the beginning of the end of the global fiat currency system that begun with the abandonment of Bretton Woods back in 1971.
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"We must ensure that Lloyd's and the London market move together and continue to prioritise ... modernisation efforts," Lloyd's chief executive Inga Beale said in a statement, adding the changes "will increase efficiency, reduce back office costs, and most importantly improve customer service".
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While both sides agreed to prioritise the current crisis, the CWU said there were also talks on resolving the dispute and that the company was willing to agree a process for further talks and had halted all action in the transformation push.
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DUBAI, March 26 (Reuters) - The dual shock of the coronavirus outbreak and plunging oil prices should push Gulf states to prioritise fiscal support for affected sectors of their non-oil economies, which are expected to slow this year, the International Monetary Fund said.
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Britain's Department of Health & Social Care has urged Malaysian authorities to prioritise the production and shipment of gloves that are of "utmost criticality for fighting COVID-19," showed a letter dated March 20 to glove maker Supermax Corp and shared with Reuters.
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RPC, which has spent over $1.5 billion on acquisitions in the past two years, had said in July that it would prioritise the proposed disposal of some non-core assets as it looks to generate capital for expansion or to return money to shareholders.
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The third major supplier of coal to Asia is South Africa, and its unlikely that it will boost exports in coming years, mainly due to capacity constraints in its rail system, but also because it also has increasing domestic demand that the government will prioritise.
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FRANKFURT, Jan 6 (Reuters) - Europe's top banking supervisor will prioritise risks associated with banks' business model over capital adequacy this year, it said on Wednesday, signalling its intention to move away from an era where capital levels were at the top of regulators' agenda.
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The executive branch has the discretion to decide whom to deport, Mr Obama claimed, and since Congress appropriates "resources only to remove a fraction of the unlawful aliens" the White House has the de facto authority to prioritise the removal of some over others.
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Sunday's drop comes after six bankers told Reuters over the weekend that the central bank had informed them verbally that they could supply dollars to importers of non-essential goods provided they prioritise basic imports and obtain the dollars they need on the interbank market.
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Supporters of Brexit have long argued that the declining share of Britain's exports going to the EU - down from 54 percent in 2000 to 43 percent in 2016 - shows why it must prioritise trade deals with countries such as India, China or the United States.
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LONDON, Feb 18 (Reuters) - Britain will prioritise access for high-skilled workers from around the world in its post-Brexit, points-based immigration system, the government said on Tuesday, setting out its plans to put an end to a reliance on "cheap labour from Europe".
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Although Britain intends to prioritise the flow of goods at ports in a no-deal scenario, Wheeler said traffic at the southern English port of Dover and at Calais in northern France was likely to get snarled up by vehicles lacking the necessary paperwork.
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"There is a problem with coordination between ministries over development plans," said Kaveh Madani, a former Iranian deputy vice president for the environment and now visiting professor at London's Imperial College, adding that sanctions had pushed the government to prioritise jobs over water and the environment.
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The reviews were large, involving up to 10 years of operations, six institutions and more than 7,000 advisers, but "the institutions have failed to sufficiently prioritise and resource their reviews, particularly as ASIC advised them to commence the reviews in mid-2015 or early 2016", Press added.
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"As Yidao's founder and representing its original founding group and all of its clients, I strongly call on Yidao's effective controller — LeEco's Mr Jia Yueting — to prioritise his social responsibility and properly handle Yidao's problems," wrote Mr Zhou in a statement published on his social media accounts.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May last week appeared to prioritise curbs on immigration from EU countries over preferential access to the bloc's single market, a step EU leaders say would make it impossible for banks in Britain to have continued unfettered access to the EU market.
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In Fitch's view, the economic impact of stopping other spending to prioritise debt repayment, and potential damage to investor confidence in the full faith and credit of the US, which enables its 'AAA' rating to tolerate such high public debt, would be negative for US sovereign creditworthiness.
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"With discretionary spend under pressure, shoppers have been forced to think twice before making their purchases and have shown a preference to prioritise spend on food and drink, home comforts and trips out to restaurants and bars this festive season," Sophie Michael, BDO's head of retail and wholesale, said.
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Sturgeon has said that the Brexit plans of the government in London — in particular May's decision to prioritise immigration controls over continued preferential access to the single market — made another vote on independence necessary because circumstances have changed since 2014, when Scots voted 55-45 to stay in the United Kingdom.
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It's not a wealth-based resentment, but they do resent professional, know-it-all elites who sometimes seem to prioritise their intellect over common sense, who talk about these global principles but don't seem to care nearly as much about the plight that they and their families are going through.
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"We will prioritise 20 countries in which we already have a solid base since a long time, and 30 metropolitan areas mainly in Southeast Asia and Africa, which are regions in which we have a relatively small presence and which will guarantee growth, because they have considerable needs," Kocher told reporters.
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If British businesses are not exactly banging down the door to preserve these deals, says Allie Renison of the Institute of Directors, a business lobby group, it is partly because they think that the British government should prioritise its deal with the EU. Some sectors are concerned about particular deals beyond that.
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"I am today writing to ask whether the CMA Board would prioritise a decision on whether to take forward a market study into digital advertising market, as soon as you consider it possible to do so, and come forward with recommendations," Hammond said in a letter to the CMA also sent on Wednesday.
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"We urge North Korea to stop its provocative actions, which threaten international peace and security, and instead re-engage with the international community, and take credible, concrete steps to prioritise the wellbeing of its own people instead of the nuclear and ballistic missile programmes," a British Foreign Office spokeswoman said in a statement.
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He seriously argues that female doctors are more likely to work fewer hours and prioritise their families over their careers, thus causing the NHS shortfalls in the UK.Naturally, this went over well with all the female doctors out there – and the male doctors whose colleagues and bosses are hard-working, example-setting women!
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Tim Rycroft told the BBC: "In the event of no-deal disruption, if the Government wants the food supply chain to work together to tackle likely shortages – to decide where to prioritise shipments – they will have to provide cast-iron written reassurances that competition law will not be strictly applied to those discussions."
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KAF's ratings also consider (i) the company's significant foreign wholesale obligations (16% of total liabilities at end-2015); and (ii) the indirect state ownership of the company through KazAgro, which may have negative implications for the timeliness and sufficiency of state support, especially if the state needs to prioritise support among quasi-sovereigns.
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"In the event of no-deal disruption, if the government wants the food supply chain to work together to tackle likely shortages - to decide where to prioritise shipments - they will have to provide cast-iron written reassurances that competition law will not be strictly applied to those discussions," FDF's Chief Operating Officer Tim Rycroft said.
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" Lloyd noted that with a new date, you might not want to rush into any probing questions, but you could ask how they're coping with the challenges faced, or any moments of positivity among the obvious chaos, plus "the kinds of things they'd like to prioritise once the requirement for self-isolation is over.
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As well as supporting young women in science, the manifesto asks signatories to commit to "break down the barriers that prevent women scientists from pursuing long term careers in research" and "prioritise women's access to senior positions and leadership positions in the sciences," as well as ensuring greater gender equality in leadership of commissions, committees, and board meetings.
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It's not clear how it will play out, but regardless, Facebook has been taking measures to try to set things aright, both in terms of hiring more people to "fix" some of these issues, and also to reorient its whole staff to prioritise cleaning up the platform both when planning for future products, and in their daily work.
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The business spin that is put on education through these programs not only calls into question how and what schools (and their partners) prioritise in the curriculum, but they raise issues around how higher education is priced, and who profits from these degrees — which sometimes can still cost more than $60,000, despite no physical time in classrooms.
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She wrote that her comments had been taken out of context and were made in response to white supremacist violence last month in Charlottesville, Va. "I was addressing that fact that western society as a whole, is a SYSTEM rooted in white supremacy — designed to benefit, prioritise and protect white people before anyone of any other race," she added.
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Companies had pushed for leeway allowing them to prioritise some types of data over others, but under the latest guidelines they will only be able to offer so-called specialised services - such as connectivity for driverless cars and internet-connected devices - over dedicated network capacity if it is "objectively necessary" and only if it does not negatively affect the Internet.
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This would likely be evident from greater certainty over regulators' commitment to prioritise containing financial risks over growth, credit growth being more sustainable, off-balance-sheet activities reducing or being less of a concern (including due to greater transparency around such activities), greater confidence that reported asset-quality ratios will hold, or the banks having improved capitalisation or strengthened profitability.
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According to the research, 45 percent of men say that being in good shape is a priority for the future, compared to 38 percent who prioritise getting married or being in a long term relationship Furthermore, 17 percent of young men aged 16-24 think male models in advertising have made them more self-conscious of their appearance, and 26 percent of all men surveyed agree that men are sexualised in adverts just as much as women.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A no-deal Brexit could cause up to six months of disruption at some ports, a British minister warned on Friday, vowing to prioritise pharmaceuticals as the UK develops contingency plans less than four months before it is due to leave the EU. Members of parliament look set to vote down Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal next week, hurtling the world's fifth-largest economy into even deeper uncertainty and leaving open a number of possible outcomes including a disorderly Brexit.
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It also introduced new products and features, such as a paid tier, Asana for Business, for larger organizations managing multiple projects; Timelines for drilling into sequential tasks and milestones; and its first steps into AI, services that start to anticipate what users need to see first and prioritise, based on previous behaviour, which team the user is on, and so on: [gallery ids="1752130,1752132,17550,1752134,1752135,1752136,1752137,1752138,1752139"] Asana has been close to profitability this year, although it doesn't look like it has quite reached that point yet.
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S. stocks rise on industrials; dollar flattens * MIDEAST STOCKS-Most markets slightly down on oil price concerns * Oil rises but declines for the week as supply concerns ease * PRECIOUS-Gold, silver slide to seven-month lows as dollar climbs * Iraqi protesters storm local government building amid anger over graft * Israeli interceptor missile shoots down drone at Syrian frontier - witness * Turkey to prioritise fight against inflation, rebalancing economy -Albayrak * Israel and Gaza militants agree to end fierce flare-up of fighting * Turkey's Erdogan says Syrian govt forces targetting Idlib could destroy accord - source * Saudi Arabia welcomes FIFA action against pirated sports channel * Saudi Arabia arrests prominent cleric Safar al-Hawali -activists * UAE pledges $10 bln in investment, South Africa says * BRIEF-DXB Entertainments Says Dubai Parks And Resorts Reports H1 visits Over 1.4 Mln * BRIEF-Moody's Changes Qatar's Rating Outlook To Stable * TABLE-Kuwait May bank lending growth slowest in seven years * BRIEF-Bank Muscat H1 Profit Rises (Reporting By Dubai newsroom)
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