prioritize [praɪˈɔːrətaɪz, брит. -ˈɒrɪ-] ГЛ. перех.
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After all, the needs of the tribe must be met as problems are prioritized.
en.wikipedia.org Programs are generally prioritized on the basis of their student populations and potential to attract new students.
en.wikipedia.org Prior to his appointment as chief editor, he worked as project director, managing a large editorial team and prioritizing work.
en.wikipedia.org Respect for the local culture, tradition, the different religions, and habits of the villagers would be prioritized.
en.wikipedia.org White feminists also wanted working-class women to prioritize the womens movement over struggling alongside their men (working-class, poor men) against class oppression.
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