Sentences with phrase «competing priorities there»

«You've got two important and competing priorities there.»

Not exact matches

There are common challenges, but every workplace is different and our prospects are dealing with competing priorities.

No matter how you slice it, there are a lot of competing priorities in the Church.

But moving from commitment to action can be difficult when there are alternative priorities competing for budget.

we need two world class attacking options to compete with the best at home and in europe next season... giroud, walcott, ox iwobi, campbell do not provide that in any combo... more important for me than anything else... if we repeat defensive stats of last season and add the kind of goal tally a top team needs we will be there or there abouts... that said i would like mert to leave and an alternative found just not a priority

Allegri would argue that there is no suggestion of identifying a priority but is the Old Lady fully equipped to compete on both fronts?

But I also recognize that they are only able to secure a very small supply of vaccine and there are many competing priorities,» says Andrew Azman, an epidemiologist at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health in Baltimore, Maryland, who in the last month has been part of a team advising WHO on how to allocate the cholera vaccine in Yemen.

«But there are a lot of competing science priorities for Webb, and peer reviewers will ask whether Proxima b is really the best object to investigate like this using so much time.»

If there are conflicting / competing requests for access to services, priority will be given to Research Components and Pilot Projects directly supported by the P50.

However, to cut through the confusion of thousands, even millions, of online dating sites competing for your attention and so make the top ones relatively easy to find, there are certain basic criteria that any web site looking for the title of «best online dating site» must have as a priority.

Senior leadership support, making time, removing competing priorities and ensuring that there is a culture of trust and supportive engagement with research

No doubt teachers can make a huge difference for students, but there are multiple, competing and sometimes contradictory priorities that teachers have to contend with.

There were competing priorities.

It is easy for students to become overwhelmed and to struggle - especially in the later years of school when there are competing priorities for your time and attention.

Smartphones are its number one priority, but there is a temptation in offering something competing products do not: customisation.

Plus there were the normal frustrations that come with any kind of collaboration: misconstrued communications, occasional personal friction, competing priorities, etc..

As such, there are competing priorities.

Still, saving can be difficult when there are so many competing priorities for your dollars.

For the moment, there appears to be no answer given the deep partisan divide in Washington, the primacy of concerns about the sputtering economy and mounting deficits, and the distraction of the usual menu of competing priorities.

On an issue like earthquake - risk reduction there is constant tension, given competing priorities, over how much to spend to limit deaths in a seismic shock that might come tomorrow, or not for decades.

There are so many competing priorities as Bjorn Lomborg points out that we forget the complexities of the various competing interests of different countries, economic classes, cultures and the like.

Young people exhibit relatively high levels of reported concern on climate change, but there are competing priorities for their attention and the issue remains a low priority.

Unless the patent has a number assigned by the USPTO, the description \ claim is at most a provisional patent, which (as I understand it) only provides a priority date if there was a competing claim.

There's more work to do than hours in which to do it, and you've got competing priorities in your personal life.

A consumer that seeks out information first and then looks for — Real Estate — service is either depending on a competing Buyer taking the same approach or depending that there isn't a competing Buyer that has made service their first priority.

So how do you make it a priority when there are dozens of other important tasks competing for your attention?