Sentences with phrase «according less priority»

The move was also aimed at according less priority to clickbait, fake news or misinformation, and sensationalism.

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That's according to The Independent, who claim that the marquee signing has become less of a priority due to how complicated the deal could become.

Ms. Nixon noted the accord came less than a week after lawmakers struck a deal on a $ 168 billion budget, when the state's priorities were set.

In a telephone call about two weeks ago, Cuomo told Degnan — who is effectively New Jersey's last man standing at the Port — that he could care less about seeing a new bus terminal on the West Side, because the project is not a New York priority but a New Jersey one, according to source familiar with the exchange.

Massive cost overruns on NASA's James Webb Space Telescope will imperil funding for the agency's on - orbit astronomy missions while potentially wiping out big - ticket space observatories and a host of less - expensive development projects deemed high priorities by the science community, according to experts.

Similarly, based on this same definition of clinical research, according to a 1994 Institute of Medicine report, between 1977 and 1991, priority scores for R01 applications were less favorable for clinical than for laboratory research.20

Florida and 28 other states are spending less on education now than they were before the 2008 recession after an adjustment for inflation, according to a study by the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.

At least 34 states will devote less on kindergarten through 12th grade on a per - pupil basis during the current school year than in 2008, once inflation is taken into account, according to a report released today by the Washington - based Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, which tracks the impact of government decisions on those with low incomes.

Amazon is shifting its long - term priorities to invest less money in indie films and more in commercial films, according to a new report from Reuters.

Why it matters: Beijing is now reassessing its priorities when it comes to North Korea, according to Jenny Town, managing editor of 38 North, and may be less willing to keep up the pressure.