Examples of using Given preference in English and their translations into French
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a correction of the policy that has given preference to military assistance over the type of assistance that is basically of a humanitarian nature.
authorities have given preference to short-term activities at the expense of medium-
titles of nobility and no person may be given preference in the regular line of succession on the grounds of sex see annex IX.
As agreed, we have given preference to African troop contributors wherever possible,
pointing out that male descendants are given preference as heirs to the detriment of women,
This mode has been given preference by developing countries in order to encourage FDI, given that, with appropriate limitations
would be given preference, and the length of custodial sentences reduced.
These bodies, which are reported to have been given preference over the remainder of the security forces,
national execution(on the basis of a preliminary evaluation of existing capacities). National execution will be given preference wherever the right conditions exist.
external, should be given preference only when her qualifications met all the requirements for the vacant post
to conflict with or restrain any other use given preference over it in the order of precedence The order of precedence among the various uses enumerated in the treaty is stated as:(1)
We give preference to produce from local producers respecting nature.
It systematically gives preference to the purchase of efficient and ecological equipment.
The system for legal protection gives preference to judicial means and procedures.
Give preference to native species of the region that are of equal suitability.
Inria gives preference to topics that relate to the institute's priority subjects.
The Secretariat should give preference to those countries when recruiting staff.
To support local industry, we give preference to local suppliers.
Parties could also give preference to women over men in cases where qualifications are equal.
Some felt that the Security Council gave preference to options that were politically feasible,