Cabán said that reprioritizing crimes and building relationships with police can help.
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Part of the software upgrade was reprioritizing how the rocket targets touchdown.
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She also suggested taking funds away from the military as part of what she called reprioritizing.
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"The way the change in the law works is that we're reprioritizing how we enforce our immigration laws generally," Obama said.
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Reprioritizing spending away from weapons and towards maintaining U.S. economic, scientific and technological superiority will put us on the Eisenhower path.
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It seems that now Lima is reprioritizing her life at the moment and sharing her personal feelings of self-love with all her followers.
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"We have to resort to reprioritizing our budget," Ramaphosa told reporters in Pretoria, adding that there was no room to increase spending or borrowing.
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Brady's predecessor, former US attorney David Hickton, had taken the opposite approach, focusing on cases involving narcotics such as fentanyl and oxycodone, and reprioritizing Suboxone.
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The company is moving away from city-based marketing teams to more regionally focused ones, while the enterprise team is reprioritizing its most important markets.
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They say they've added "safeguards" to prevent their systems from being taken completely offline and are "reprioritizing" work to improve the recovery time of offline systems.
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By reframing the conversation and reprioritizing your financial needs, you should be able to save 10-15 percent of your wages while living the lifestyle you deserve.
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By eliminating duplicative layers, reprioritizing wasteful spend and focusing the organization on the most important tasks, we (and our team of consultants) have found that companies grow faster.
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That includes streamlining units like the company's home rental platform Vrbo, which Diller described as a "bunch of disparate businesses, brands, all over the world" and reprioritizing Expedia's air business.
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Pruitt's scandal-plagued leadership has not only weakened environmental protections, but it changed the roles of conservation groups, which are reprioritizing and spending more time in court to fight for clean air and water.
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She gave out several examples, for instance reprioritizing complaints given by riders to drivers based on the number of rides they complete and also showing them their earnings in a more easy-to-read format.
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By eliminating wasteful spending and reprioritizing a portion of those dollars towards these high-potential investment priorities, AT&T will ensure that its attention and resources are properly directed and best position itself for future success.
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The lesson here for other states – and Congress should take note as well – is that while reprioritizing government spending might cause some short-term pain, it is the only responsible long-term solution to budget challenges.
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Even in states where projects have hewed more closely to the original plan, lawmakers are reprioritizing, spending more on quality of life issues that would attract a trained and talented workforce rather than on the incentives meant to lure the companies.
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" The report advises agencies to consider pausing or halting procurement of legacy IT and "emphasize reprioritizing funds" and consider "'cut and invest' strategies that reallocate funding from obsolete legacy IT systems to modern technologies, cloud solutions, and shared services, using agile development practices where appropriate.
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As David Whitehead, Greater Greater Washington's top housing organizer, puts it, their vision for a new plan entails "reprioritizing the creation and preservation of affordable housing, and strengthening protections of lower-income tenants," but doing so in the context of increasing the overall amount of homebuilding.
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Industry group Nasscom represents India's largest tech companies — including Tata Consultancy, Wipro and Infosys — whose stocks have taken a beating this week ahead of a Trump executive order expected to start the process of reprioritizing the visa lottery system in favor of the highest-paying jobs.
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The money — which is more than the Education Department currently spends on supporting K-12 education for poor students, and which Trump says would be found by "reprioritizing existing federal dollars," meaning budget cuts elsewhere — would go to states with laws that agree to let the money follow students to schools of their choice.
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While not a steadfast portent of Academy tastes to come (only three NYFCC best film winners have gone on to take best picture at the Oscars since 2007: No Country For Old Men, The Hurt Locker, and The Artist), the NYFCC's picks can add much-needed buzz to a given film or performance, reprioritizing respective contenders for non-critic guild voters deciding which movies to watch as they make their way through their collection of screeners.
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Com Inc * provides summary of the amazon s3 service disruption in the northern virginia (us-east-1) region * says s3 team had planned further partitioning of index subsystem later this year; reprioritizing that work to begin immediately * will also make changes to improve the recovery time of key s3 subsystems * have not completely restarted the s3 index subsystem or the placement subsystem in our larger regions for many years * at 9:37am pst, an s3 team member executed a command to remove a small number of servers for one of s3 subsystems used by s3 billing process * one of the inputs to the command by the s3 team member was entered incorrectly and a larger set of servers was removed than intended * the servers that were inadvertently removed supported two other s3 subsystems Source text (amzn.
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Some of the city's commissioners pushed for reprioritizing the department's budget, for fewer armored vehicles and helicopters and more social services for police to handle routine societal problems. Focus was also on new crowd control training to allow for civilians' First Amendment rights, and to avoid violent tactics during nonviolent situations. Another result of the protests included Franklin County Public Health hiring a new associate director of equity and inclusion, focusing on racism and health disparities in Franklin County.
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The city council president apologized for inaction on the 330-page report on policing problems released August 2019, and officially delivered to the mayor in January. In the hearing, Mayor Ginther said creating the civilian oversight panel was his top priority, and stated he is calling on state law enforcement officials to assist investigations into Columbus police malfeasance. Some of the city's commissioners pushed for reprioritizing the department's budget, for fewer armored vehicles and helicopters and more social services for police to handle routine societal problems. Focus was also on new crowd control training to allow for civilians' First Amendment rights, and to avoid violent tactics during nonviolent situations.
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