Examples of using Give priority in English and their translations into Danish
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We have therefore chosen to vote in favour of those amendments that give priority to research, development and education and training.
It is well-known that the majority of people give priority to cost-efficiency when buying a car,
we must give priority to the careful treatment of refugees.
The guidelines to Member States on drawing up their programmes give priority to support for SMEs.
We give priority to the protection of personal data obtained from our visitors
you should give priority to the software products with error-correcting function.
In selecting ships for inspection the competent authority shall give priority to the ships referred to in Annex I.
To this end, our policy on support for European research should give priority to these areas.
And users also give priority to collect plenty of music files on their laptop as it provides huge storage space.
I hope that the next Presidency of the EU will also give priority to relations with Russia.
When you give priority to your needs, it is much easier for you to overcome life's difficulties.
We give priority to pedestrians, cyclists
Women give priority to the basic values of the actual human being- truth,
If the governments of Europe give priority to this work, we shall immediately find confidence in the euro increasing.
The Member States give priority to the same objectives
Our citizens often feel that the rules of the internal market give priority to companies and industry.
The European Union maintains an active political dialogue with the United States in which, of course, we give priority to the promotion of human rights throughout the world.
talent programme where we give priority to education and competence development.
both the reports we are debating today give priority to the needs of the capital market.
linguistic level of the EU's budgetary policies, which give priority to investment in arms instead of valuing culture