Also, astonishingly, some cities prohibit prioritising certain inspections as this requires de-prioritising others, a common bureaucratic no-no, says Matthew Hinds-Aldrich of the National Fire Protection Association.
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No one was prioritising those passengers who had waited longest.
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Women, on the other hand, are more selective, prioritising quality over quantity.
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It's also generally true that tech companies are increasingly prioritising video over words.
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Consumers are prioritising their needs with discretionary spends being assigned the least weightage.
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At the time, the government was prioritising jabs for 10-to 13-year-olds.
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Western countries, prioritising stability, endorsed past Iraqi elections, in spite of accusations of fraud.
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Ennahda, which some accuse of prioritising stability over justice, is part of the discussions.
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The truth is that Portugal have been prioritising winning over the performance all tournament.
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Business is getting a bad press at the moment for prioritising shareholders above all else.
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"We have to resort to re-prioritising our budget and our spending," Ramaphosa said in Pretoria.
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"She is prioritising an increasingly urgent issue in a way politicians just aren't," he told Reuters.
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It is not clear if CERC is prioritising profit, or extending Chinese influence in the European Union.
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The move is the latest sign that Instagram is de-prioritising IGTV as a distinct, standalone service.
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Some bankers are getting frustrated with investors, especially if they are prioritising existing deals over new ones.
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He says the housing situation around here is "just desperate," and that Lambeth council are prioritising the rich.
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OPEC's strategy can best be described as a cycle alternating between prioritising price protection and defending market share.
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The central bank has been prioritising essential goods such as basic food and medicine for over a year.
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By prioritising a return to full employment, politicians could give a much-needed kick to both wages and productivity.
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The deal comes at a time when Uber's new Asia Pacific chief is prioritising collaborations with traditional taxi firms.
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"The global challenge is still huge and prioritising stability over growth remains relevant in the current environment," he said.
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It is prioritising flights to popular holiday destinations in Spain, France and Italy over the Easter period, she said.
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Following the WeWork debacle, SoftBank's founder appears to be pulling back from risky bets and prioritising profits and governance.
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The current Conservative government does not look likely to fight for passporting during Brexit negotiations, instead prioritising control over immigration.
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The maintenance of a Stable Outlook is aided by FCF generation and from management's track record of prioritising debt repayment.
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Theresa May went on Facebook live and blithered about "prioritising resources" behind a splurge of 10,000 angry face emojis. COINCIDENCE?
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It is also prioritising smaller-scale sharing between users with real connections over mass followings — the guiding principle behind Threads.
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The reality for her is that freebleeding means prioritising your own comfort over the shame others have constructed around menstruation.
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The London Market is prioritising modernisation and efficiency, but it will take time for any meaningful cost reductions to feed through.
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But in the early 1860s the Victorians staged the first dog show and began the business of prioritising form over function.
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Congress is unlikely to reverse its 1,500-hour requirement, for fear of being accused of prioritising airline profits over passenger safety.
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However, Villeroy was wary of central banks prioritising purchases of green bonds – an idea that is sometimes dubbed "green quantitative easing".
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Prioritising form over substance has clear drawbacks, including a tendency towards pomposity—as when ASEAN declared itself a nuclear-free zone.
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A VW spokesman said the company was no longer fixated on providing "big numbers" and was instead prioritising quality over quantity.
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Before long, I began prioritising my music obsession over my degree, and soon enough I stopped turning up for lectures entirely.
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The communique specifically said countries would make tax policy and public spending "as growth-friendly as possible", while prioritising high-quality investments.
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On climate change the parties are miles apart, with the Greens prioritising green energy and the VVD cheap petrol and fast roads.
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The PBOC reiterated on Friday that monetary policy would remain prudent, even if it is more flexible in prioritising restoring economic growth.
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He also said Domino's would invest as much as $28 million less than previously planned this year, prioritising its major investment projects.
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Similarly, deterioration in the bank's funding and liquidity would put pressure on the ratings, as would unnecessarily prioritising dividend distribution over capital retention.
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He has criticised the bank and other similar organisations for "mission creep" and for prioritising their own growth over that of their clients.
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"This time, we have a time frame: the coronation ceremony, the most important ceremony for all Thais ... We're prioritising that first," he said.
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" * "Will continue to monitor developments very closely and will adapt accordingly while prioritising the interests of our clients, our shareholders and our employees.
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But on Friday, the PBOC reiterated that monetary policy would remain prudent, even if it is more flexible in prioritising restoring economic growth.
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Morgan Stanley CEO James Gorman said some European rivals appeared to be prioritising being national champions amid the high cost of competing globally.
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Some European peers, such as Germany's E.ON and RWE, took the opposite approach, prioritising conventional fossil-fuel-fired power plants in less regulated markets.
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"Capital strength suggests further buybacks could follow, although we understand management is prioritising investing in the business," said Gary Greenwood, analyst at Shore Capital.
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"The board is prioritising the search for a new group chief executive and is confident that an appointment will be made imminently," it said.
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Continental, which plans to generate $1bn of cash this year, is prioritising debt repayments, and is nearing its goal of net debt below $6bn.
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Traditional Japanese employment practices, such as prioritising long-term continuous employment and seniority based wage systems, are seen as hindering the country's economic recovery.
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WATER Labour has proposed renationalising water companies, which have been criticised for prioritising dividends and executive pay over preventing leaks and improving water quality.
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That has frustrated some sectors, such as financial services, which hoped to sway the government into prioritising their concerns above others to get early certainty.
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" It added that La Liga would follow recommendations of the Ministry of Health and CSD "prioritising the health of fans, players, club employees, journalists etc.
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However, the country's state security chief, Ivan Bakanov, said he was prioritising two versions of what might have caused the crash - a missile or terrorism.
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It outlined 12 broad policies, from prioritising labour-intensive enterprises to the privatisation of some state-owned ones, but lacked concrete plans to accomplish the goals.
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Bramson's concession indicates broader investor confidence in Chief Executive Jes Staley's plan to boost the lender's lacklustre share price by prioritising growth in the investment bank.
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While prioritising supply for the Australian market, Holgate did not downplay the opportunity the Asian export market, forecast to be worth $30 billion by 2017, represents.
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Brexiteer politicians' conception of "Singapore-on-Thames"—slashing regulation, lowering capital standards and corporate taxes, and prioritising competitiveness—is often compared to the 1980s Big Bang.
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Businesses are increasingly prioritising investment in intelligent automation and we believe that Rimilia has a great opportunity to become a global leader in the automation field.
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In a blog post, Lisa Huang, senior software engineer on Twitter's search quality team, explained the difficulty of prioritising so-called relevant tweets in search results.
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Similarly, deterioration in the bank's funding and liquidity would put pressure on the ratings, as would prioritising dividend distribution over capital retention in case of need.
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"But it later backtracked after being accused of prioritising politics over the national interest, with the Liberal Democrats suggesting Boris Johnson was putting "Brexit over breathing.
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"Coverage teams were prioritising these innovative financing solutions as opposed to doing core day-to-day DCM work," said Frazer Ross, head of European flow syndicate.
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But with some flights to mainland China continuing despite staff concerns, some crew members said they felt the company was prioritising revenue over their well being.
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The move to rationalise brands, reduce catwalk fashion and prioritising fit and quality would appear to be in line with the requirements of its existing customer base.
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Mrs May called the election to win a mandate for her "hard Brexit", prioritising immigration control and escaping the European Court of Justice (ECJ) over the economy.
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Airbus is seeking to shore up its position by prioritising a fledgling market for constellations of tiny satellites designed to broaden internet access and support new services.
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Consumers simply do not have any more free time to allocate to new attention seeking digital entertainment propositions, which means they have to start prioritising between them.
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Festivals used to be about prioritising a megapack of lagers over a waterproof jacket in your rucksack and stuffing some mini cereal boxes in as an afterthought.
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The business intelligence resulting from that service can in turn be used for a range of CRM-related services: prioritising sales accounts, finding leads, and so on.
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We are then entering a new era in which the interests of "the people down the road" are tipping the scale, prioritising the local over the global.
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ISTANBUL, May 23 (Reuters) - Turkey's Sabanci Holding is prioritising its search for foreign investment with Cimsa , the company's cement manufacturer unit, its chief executive said on Tuesday.
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That's why Kiran's decision to freebleed during the London Marathon was so salient in showing that simply prioritising comfort above a patriarchal construct represents a revolutionary act.
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If you are prioritising the mobility of a wireless option then you can take it as a given that you are going to have to sacrifice sound quality.
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Sisi, 62, says he is a bulwark of stability in a region that has slipped into chaos since the 2011 Arab Spring revolts, prioritising security over civil rights.
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"Our new strategy is about being more focused, prioritising New Zealand milk, and being closer to our customers," a Fonterra representative said in an emailed statement to Reuters.
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But the sport's governing body has said it recognised the importance of exploring a rugby-specific framework for all by prioritising the welfare of athletes, inclusion and fairness.
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"The burning of university buildings at a time when we are prioritising the education of our youth is inexplicable and can never be condoned," Zuma said in a statement.
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His efforts to collect more revenue by intensifying a campaign against tax evasion, as well as prioritising infrastructure, helped win the country investment grade ratings from major credit agencies.
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State-run Coal India is prioritising starting production at mines with a capacity of more than 10 million tonnes per year and improving mechanisation to increase output, Joshi said.
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"Coverage teams were prioritising these innovative financing solutions as opposed to doing core day-to-day DCM work," said Frazer Ross, head of investment grade DCM syndicate for EMEA.
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The report followed an earlier version issued in June, in which the global lender urged Tokyo to overhaul its economic agenda by prioritising income policies and labor market reforms.
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Some European rivals, such as Norway's Equinor and Royal Dutch Shell win praise for prioritising lower-carbon gas over oil, and for pledging to disclose more fully their carbon footprints.
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At its best, this is how matters are supposed to proceed inside the EU: leaders thrashing out differences, balancing competing interests and prioritising concerns before arriving at a common line.
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The Times The Big Four auditors have been prioritising their profits ahead of making the best professional judgments, one of the City's most influential investors, Euan Stirling, has claimed. bit.
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"To me this was the sound of them prioritising concerns about inflation and inflation expectations over any impact on demand," said Hamish Pepper, a currency strategist with Barclays in London.
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"This is demonstrative, I want to put to you, of Allianz not prioritising compliance, and compliance with the law," said Rowena Orr, a lawyer assisting the inquiry, and Winter agreed.
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"The market should take comfort that the new CEO is clearly prioritising customer care and service and the market remains good," Canaccord Genuity analyst Aynsley Lammin wrote in a note.
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"Our policies, prioritising budget discipline, single-digit inflation and structural reforms, will take shape with in the framework of a stable and sustainable growth target for Turkey's economy," Albayrak said.
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We have previously said that prioritising debt service payments over other obligations if the limit is not raised - if legally and technically feasible - may not be compatible with 'AAA' status.
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The Army and Marine Corps adopted a "leaders first" policy in 2013, prioritising recruiting female officers ahead of female enlisted personnel, with the intention of building a cadre of female leaders.
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However, the corollary of prioritising political stability over economic reforms, at least for now, is that complaints about government inertia, low wages, high prices, shortages and deteriorating services have become routine.
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When I spoke to Kiran about our experiences, she expressed her frustrations that prioritising your own comfort over accepting the shame that others have placed on you is a radical notion.
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"The group is prioritising the refurbishment of our key gateway city properties to reposition our hotels, whilst seeking to minimise the short-term negative impact on our trading results," Leng Beng added.
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The strongest preferences, expressed by respondents from all over the world, were for saving human lives over animal ones, preferring to save many rather than few and prioritising children over the old.
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Despite prioritising valuation over foreign appeal, Riyadh should still raise as much or slightly more than Alibaba's record $25 billion offering in 2014 - a massive sum given its tiny domestic stock market.
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By prioritising the creators themselves over what they created, championing their deeds and elevating their status, Vasari helped lay the foundations for art history as well for how art is understood today.
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BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda told the same meeting that companies remain hesitant to raise wages because they had become accustomed to prioritising job security over wage hikes during 15 years of deflation.
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"Guangdong is prioritising production resumption at information technology, automobile, petrochemicals and household appliances firms... especially Huawei, ZTE, Midea and GAC Group," said a senior Guangdong official at a press briefing on Saturday.
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Skipping the NATO meeting and visiting Moscow could risk feeding a perception that Trump's administration may be prioritising U.S. dealings with big powers over smaller nations that depend on Washington for security.
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Drahi has since announced plans to cut debt and improve Altice's performance, including spinning off the cable and telecom company's U.S. arm and prioritising efforts to turn around its European operations including SFR.
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This ongoing trend reflects the fact that the Premier League is the highest importer of playing talent in the world with its clubs prioritising on-field performance ahead of maximising player trading profits.
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The British government is prioritising opportunities for exporters in sectors such as retail, healthcare, water, advanced manufacturing, mining, airports and aviation, Fox said, and will send a mining sector delegation to Tehran in December.
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Farmer's contention that high-frequency trading "could be described as front-running", a now illegal practice of prioritising in-house orders over those of the customer, is a widely held view among LME brokers.
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Bristow said exploration work had made progress in prioritising targets that could meet its investment criteria and the company should deliver on an aim of defining three new projects in the next five years.
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But it also says that the firm's "business culture", particularly in South-East Asia, was "highly focused on consummating deals, at times prioritising this goal ahead of the proper operation of its compliance functions".
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First, Franklin Roosevelt may have lent his name to a declaration calling the invasion of North Africa "a great jihad for freedom," but Washington was ultimately more cold-blooded in prioritising stability over liberty.
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May's attempts to build broad political support for the Brexit plan she set out in January, which involves leaving the EU's single market and prioritising immigration control, have so far fallen on deaf ears.
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The company said it had asked Stone to lead the business in implementing a new strategy, with a focus on prioritising cashflow and dividends, slowing down build rates, reducing land spend, and cutting costs.
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Lebanon, one of the world's most indebted countries, suspended payments on all $403 billion of its international Eurobonds this month, saying it could no longer repay them while prioritising scarce dollars for critical imports.
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Any deal done by the end of the year will therefore only cover "a narrow range of issues, with both sides ending up prioritising a largely goods-only free trade agreement" the report suggests.
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Mr Zuckerberg's approach to fixing it has been to tweak what posts users see, prioritising "meaningful interaction" over "meaningful content", which has resulted in people seeing more of their friends' updates and fewer news stories.
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Walled garden platforms are also accused of prioritising their own inventory on their own platforms — a claim the report points out is "hard to make out given that the platforms are closed to third parties".
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The Department for Exiting the European Union, headed by David Davis, is in charge of prioritising the government's demands in those negotiations - a process that involves balancing the competing needs of sectors across the economy.
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Investors and bankers said it was the first time they had seen the issuer, in this case the Dutch debt agency DTSA, explicitly prioritising investors with green credentials and offering them a more favourable allocation.
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"We are exploring all kinds of areas where we could react, but until and if the American tariffs kick in we are prioritising a negotiated solution," EU Trade Commissioner Cecilia Malmstrom told a news conference.
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Europe's third largest budget carrier switched this year to prioritising profits over growth, but has been hampered by the grounding of Boeing 737 MAX aircraft and technical problems with Rolls Royce engines on Boeing 787s.
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"We're prioritising our investment programme .... Our logic is that provided we can control costs well, we can actually continue to deliver on our expected outcome despite the fact that environment is a new one," Gadhia said.
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To build on those output gains and meet a target to double production to 1 billion tonnes by 2020, Coal Secretary Anil Swarup is prioritising tech modernisation already implemented at Mahanadi Coalfields, a Coal India unit.
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PRETORIA, Sept 21 (Reuters) - South African President Cyril Ramaphosa announced a raft of policy reform plans on Friday, including re-prioritising 50 billion rand ($3.51 billion) of public spending to boost economic growth and create jobs.
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The other important trend that this deal touches on is the changing face of Facebook and other social sites from another perspective: that of what these companies are prioritising for their viewers and in their business.
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Debate about the EU's long-term budget, which must be agreed on in the next 18 months or so, remains dismally short of strategic thinking about what issues the EU should be prioritising in the 2020s.
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The IOC "should be held accountable for prioritising a second-rate golf contest over the many willing, enthusiastic athletes from a range of sports around the world," James Willstrop, a former world number one, wrote recently.
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Many within the Spanish sports world criticised the move to Saudi Arabia for prioritising money and ignoring abuses in the Muslim kingdom where women's rights lag and officials masterminded the 2018 murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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In February Norwegian announced it would start prioritising earnings rather than growth, slashing its target for 2019 capacity increases to just 9 percent from 15-20 percent, while on Thursday it predicted growth of 5-10 percent.
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Prioritising range to chase margins, rather than investing in lower prices, drove a slow attrition in customers, said Jason Teh, Chief Investment Officer at Vertium Asset Management, which previously owned Woolworths' shares but sold them in February.
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Facebook calls its "News Feed" offering its most important product, but in recent years it has tweaked the feed in ways that de-emphasise actual news, instead prioritising updates from friends and family over those from publishers.
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The ANC will pick its next president in December with Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa's camp prioritising fighting corruption, boosting economic growth and winning back the trust of supporters who have become disillusioned with the party under Zuma.
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BRUSSELS, July 15 (Reuters) - AB InBev's cancelled Asian stock market listing will slow but not derail the world's largest brewer's efforts to cut its debt mountain, delaying future acquisitions and prioritising its main challenge - selling more beers.
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The group rolled out its diagnostic services in Malaysia and Singapore "so that public hospitals have the bandwidth to continue prioritising the treatment of infected patients," managing director and Chief Executive Kevin Loh said in an email.
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He will also cement his commitment to spend more on Britain's much-loved but struggling National Health Service by prioritising legislation to guarantee funding increases, rising to an extra 33.9 billion pounds per year by 2023-24.
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Greenpeace called on the U.N. to secure a strong Global Ocean Treaty, prioritising conservation, at talks in New York next month about oceans beyond national boundaries - an area of global governance that experts say has been neglected.
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Adidas reiterated it expects sales growth of just 3-4 percent in the first half of the year, speeding up in the second half as it ramps up supplies by reallocating factory capacity and prioritising the U.S. market.
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To improve things, the world's largest social network will cut the amount of news in users' feeds by a fifth and attempt to make the remainder more reliable by prioritising information from sources which users think are trustworthy.
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The chairman of the Association of Banks in Lebanon said earlier this week the banks were not applying a policy of restrictions "but we are prioritising" after the two-week closure that had led requests to pile up.
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Vageesh Jain of University College London's Institute for Global Health, who co-led the work, said the findings should help guide public health officials and doctors in prioritising people at highest risk of severe illness with COVID-19.
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Johnson's UK government has promised that Britain will take back control of its waters as part of leaving the EU. However, EU countries like France are prioritising access to British waters as part of a new trade relationship.
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"By slowing the pace of implementation, it could mean the government is prioritising infrastructure projects, which may limit contingent liability risk, but have implications for medium-term growth," Moody's sovereign analyst Anushka Shah told Reuters ahead of Nasution's announcement.
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YEEZY BOOST The company expects sales growth of just 20183-22018 percent in the first half of the year, speeding up in the second half as it ramps up supplies by reallocating factory capacity and prioritising the U.S. market.
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Since immigration officials have discretion over whom to deport, he said, and since the government "has resources only to remove a fraction of the unlawful aliens", there is no legal barrier to prioritising the removal of some over others.
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This field gives Le Pen plenty of room to plug her National Front's statist manifesto pledges, which include promoting an economic patriotism that will protect the French from the effects of globalisation, looking after the retired, and prioritising healthcare.
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"The cap's removal, which had been a precondition for the renewal of the IMF's credit facility, along with fiscal consolidation, is the strongest indication that the administration is prioritising the IMF credit facility," Eurasia Group said in a note.
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Booming Dupixent sales helped to boost revenue in Sanofi's fourth quarter to 13 billion euros, up 6.8% on a reported basis, even though growth in vaccines, another area it is prioritising, was a little weaker than Jefferies analysts had expected.
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Lourenço, who took power a year ago after the 38-year rule of Jose Eduardo dos Santos, has promised to oversee an "economic miracle" by opening up the country to foreign investment and prioritising sectors such as agriculture and tourism.
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So far they have tried prioritising buses at traffic lights and increasing fines for blocking an intersection, and then used data from Waze, a popular navigation app owned by Google, to see how this affects congestion, a big problem in Boston.
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The airline, which flies four of every 10 Indian domestic passengers and launched in 2006, has expanded rapidly in India's booming aviation market, with a focus on running a single fleet of aircraft and prioritising domestic routes - unlike Air India.
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The agency is prioritising recovering human remains and the cockpit voice recorder (CVR), the second black box from the wrecked near-new Boeing Co. 737 MAX that smashed into the sea early on Monday, 13 minutes after it took off from Jakarta.
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Having plunged to a record low last week on worries Britain was heading for a "hard Brexit", prioritising tighter controls on immigration over access to the single market, the Bank of England's trade-weighted sterling index jumped 1.4 percent on Tuesday =GBP.
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India have won a total of 28 medals since first competing at the Olympics in 1900 but a government think tank has come up with a strategy it hopes will help the country to 50 medals in 2024, including prioritising 10 sports.
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"We are now a very different Co-op to this time last year – we're prioritising New Zealand milk and staying focused on what we know we're good at and what makes a difference to our farmer owners, unit holders, employees and communities," Hurrell said.
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"It's political in the sense that, if the Commission is prioritising the allocation of its resources, then clearly tax evasion and tax avoidance are very high on the political agenda everywhere," said Sophie in 't Veld, deputy leader of the centrist group in the European Parliament.
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The Commission, whose incoming head Ursula von der Leyen is prioritising the environment, wants to earmark a yet unspecified amount of money in the EU's next long-term budget from 2021 to support clean public transport and take action in ports to clean up ships' emissions.
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"If the government makes the historic mistake of prioritising placating the EU over establishing an independent and whole UK, then regrettably we must vote against the deal," Steve Baker, a leading eurosceptic and former minister, wrote alongside the DUP's Brexit spokesman Sammy Wilson in the Sunday Telegraph newspaper.
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The ministers, who are due to begin a visit to Germany on Wednesday, wrote in a guest article for Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung that prioritising that transition period over Britain's exit from the single market and customs union was also in the interests of Germany and the European Union.
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"If she can trigger Brexit as per her deadline, it may push sterling even lower as this will send the message that Theresa May is in full control and her hard Brexit (prioritising immigration control over single market access) is taking shape," said Think Markets market analyst Naeem Aslam.
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Mark Littlewood, head of Thatcher's favourite think-tank, the Institute of Economic Affairs, acknowledges that in prioritising ideology over the science, the free-market right has often been guilty of just wishing away all the bad news about climate change in a manner that Thatcher would never have countenanced.
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China is prioritising full convertibility of its currency and plans to ease restrictions on foreign investors in its onshore capital markets, People's Bank of China Deputy Governor Yi Gang said in New York, adding that these initiatives follow success in efforts to stem capital outflows and reduce overleveraging in the domestic corporate sector.
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Over the quarter the greenback has fallen 1.7 percent, its worst showing in a year, on doubts that U.S. President Donald Trump was not prioritising - and did not have the necessary power to push through Congress - the economic reforms that had driven the dollar to 14-year highs at the start of the year.
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S. list to drop Iraq, Myanmar as worst offenders on child soldiers WASHINGTON - Secretary of State Rex Tillerson plans to remove Iraq and Myanmar from a U.S. list of the world's worst offenders in use of child soldiers, U.S. officials say, a step that could prompt accusations the Trump administration is prioritising security and diplomatic interests ahead of human rights.
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The first-term senator won in Iowa by campaigning among evangelical Christians like a fire-and-brimstone preacher, by denouncing Republican Party leaders as traitors to the conservative cause and by adopting some of Mr Trump's most harshly nativist positions, notably finding need to build a wall on the southern border with Mexico and prioritising the deportation of millions of undocumented migrants now in America.
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"Recent comments by the Federal Reserve suggesting a more dovish outlook for policy rates, as well as comments by President Trump prioritising healthcare reform ahead of tax reform and infrastructure spending, imply that improvements in the sector's revenues and profitability may take longer than previously anticipated to come through," a UBS team led by strategist Philip Finch and analyst Mariana Taddeo said in a Tuesday note, released Thursday to media.
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JAKARTA, Sept 5 (Reuters) - * Indonesia expects to issue rules next week prioritising Pertamina and other domestic refinery operators in sales of crude oil produced locally by contractors, Oil and Gas Director Djoko Siswanto said on Wednesday * The rules require Pertamina to agree on crude purchases at prices based on business negotiations with domestic oil producers, Siswanto told reporters at a news conference * This could affect up to 110,000 barrels per day (bpd) of oil produced by Chevron and 27,000 bpd from Exxon Mobil at their operations in Indonesia, he said * The rules have been signed by the energy and mineral resources minister and are awaiting final approval by the Law and Human Rights Ministry, Siswanto said (Reporting by Wilda Asmarini; writing by Fergus Jensen; editing by Jason Neely)
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