Examples of using As a matter of priority in English and their translations into Arabic
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In the early 1970s, in coordination with the Ministry of Defence, the committee, as a matter of priority, developed new military-industrial complexes and expanded those that had been earlier established.
Decides to continue its consideration of this question as a matter of priority at its fifty-second session.
The Committee urges the Government to collect, as a matter of priority, data on the extent, causes and consequences of the problem of violence against women in Indonesia.
Decides to continue its consideration of the question as a matter of priority at its fifty-first session.
Those questions should be resolved as a matter of priority by the Assembly during its current session.
(e) Expedite the promulgation and implementation of its strategic deployment stocks policies and procedures as a matter of priority(para. 180);
The International Law Commission should consider this project as a matter of priority during its forthcoming session.
The organizations and agencies of the United Nations system serving as focal points for the areas for action as a matter of priority are as follows.
Improve its cooperation with the United Nations treaty bodies by submitting overdue reports as a matter of priority(Norway);
Barriers and obstacles to economic, social and civic participation must be identified and removed as a matter of priority.
Progress on disarmament and non-proliferation is vital for our collective security, and efforts must continue as a matter of priority.
The Special Rapporteur emphasizes that the needs of those displaced and affected by the conflict must be addressed as a matter of priority.
Russia has always been in favour of keeping space peaceful and regards prevention of the deployment of weapons in outer space as a matter of priority.
Establishment of a system for licensing imports and exports of methyl bromide, including quotas, as a matter of priority.
In that connection, the functioning of Trade Points in Africa needed to be improved as a matter of priority.
I therefore urge all Member States which have not done so to ratify the Convention as a matter of priority.
GIECPC recommend that Barbados enact legislation to prohibit corporal punishment of children in the home explicitly as a matter of priority.
She also urged States that had not yet done so to accede to the Convention as a matter of priority.