Synonyms for prioritizing
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1. List of paraphrases for "prioritizing":

   prioritization, priority-setting, prioritize, prioritising

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1. Richard Isaacson:

   While exercise and staying mentally engaged shined through in this study, a comprehensive approach toward reducing Alzheimer's risk factors is the best recipe for success, any prevention plan should also include regular follow-up with a primary care physician, management of vascular risk factors like blood pressure, blood sugar, and cholesterol, avoiding smoking, minimizing alcohol use, prioritizing sleep, managing stress, and following a Mediterranean-style diet, among many other suggestions.

2. Sol Ortiz:

   It's very difficult to reverse the tendency to increase CO2 (carbon dioxide) in the atmosphere, that's why we're prioritizing adaptation.

3. James Foley:

   The secretarytook90 minutes. About15 of which he spoke about how he wanted to continue the good workthat the Trump administrationhad done on prioritizing hostages that he really promised to make the return of our hostages a priority and that he cared very deeply and this would be at the top of the list of his interactions with countries or groups holding our citizens.

4. Mark Parkinson:

   Without adequate funding and resources, the US will end up repeating the same mistakes from several months ago. We need public health officials to focus on reducing spread within the larger community and prioritizing long-term care for resources, like PPE, testing, staff support and funding, so we can prevent the virus from coming in to nursing homes and help staff take targeted action if it does. With the proper resources, long term care facilities can better identify who has the virus and make tactical decisions to protect residents and staff.

5. Nancy Hogshead-Makar:

   The new NCAA policy sounds a lot like the old one, the board hasn't resolved the intractable balancing between fairness, playing safety and inclusion. They failed women by not prioritizing fairness.