Examples of using Priority should in English and their translations into Danish
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Our priority should be to ensure that an appropriate budget is available to strengthen the cohesion of the EU as it currently exists.
After all, the priority should be the safety of passengers
But I am convinced that priority should be given to the use of space for peaceful purposes:
In agriculture, priority should be assigned to completing the land restitution process
However, our priority should be to increase individual pension rights by offering better employment opportunities to women.
I believe that transferring players under the age of 16 should be banned and that priority should be attached to training clubs.
I also think that our main priority should be to support the large sections of society in European countries being swept aside by neo-liberal policies,
you are right that high priority should also be given to this problem internally,
town if not control. In this situation, your priority should be to control these creatures through psychic abilities.
High priority should be given to the interface between education
which means a difference in who has repayment priority should you default on the loan.
It is important, but surely the priority should continue to be the fight against poverty(I agree with the Commissioner), improving the position of women
Highest priority should be given to a stronger coordination of Eco-labels,
the advanced status of Tunisia, I consider that priority should be given to the continuation and reinforcement of dialogue with Tunisia.
Its priority should no longer be price stability,
The priorities should be energy content,
I believe, therefore, that our priorities should lie elsewhere.
I feel that the EU's priorities should be formulated differently.
Funding for development cooperation requires well-thought-out regulations, and the report provides a synthesis of what our priorities should be when adopting them.
I am convinced of the need, in this debate, to uphold the idea that aid priorities should suit the interests of recipient countries.