Examples of using As a priority in English and their translations into Arabic
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Health inequalities have been identified as a priority for both the NHS and local authorities.
In 2000 the CNM established the problem of violence against women as a priority area for its policy-making.
Fighting corruption at the national and international levels as a priority requiring international cooperation, as in developing an international legal instrument that goes beyond ongoing national and regional efforts.
put in place by the Administration as a priority.
The international community must, as a priority, strengthen international humanitarian and human rights standards.
Consider this review as a priority for Parties to the Kyoto Protocol and the secretariat, without prejudice to conducting reviews of NC4s, as indicated in section A above.
The Board recommends that the profile of the new Director should include, as a priority, fund-raising capacity.
The Chinese Government requests the United Nations Commission on Human Rights to continue to consider the matter as a priority.
The development of technical and functional competencies for the remaining staff should be completed as a priority.
Despite the growing attention being paid to juvenile justice internationally, the issue does not appear to figure as a priority concern on national policy agendas.
Recalling its decision SS. V/2 of 22 May 1998 in which support to Africa was identified as a priority for the United Nations Environment Programme.
the European Union regarded the establishment of a Peacebuilding Support Office as a priority.
In that context, he suggested that tackling the question of non-response should be highlighted as a priority for technical assistance.
Platform for Action would do much to redress that situation, and his Government therefore regarded it as a priority.
The agency supported 15 child-led campaigns to promote non-violence and to raise awareness on child protection as a priority issue at the district and national levels.
The emerging issue of adolescent health and well-being will be addressed as a priority in the coming years.
Ratification and effective implementation of existing transport conventions need to be considered as a priority for action.