Examples of using Preference should in English and their translations into Greek
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During breastfeeding, preference should be given not to combined means, but to preparations containing only one hormone, progestin.
Especially where more structural development aid is concerned, preference should be given to the aid programmes from the Member States.
If the choice for the other parameters already produced, preference should be given to that machine, the number of
Preference should be given to the application of measures that prevent any damage by pests
If the wording of secondary Community law is open to more than one interpretation, preference should be given to the interpretation which renders the provision consistent with the EC Treaty rather than to the interpretation which leads to its being incompatible with the Treaty.
Preference should be given to the application of measures that prevent any damage by pests
if the opportunities exist, preference should be given to adoption in the child's country of origin.
(1b) Preference should be given to measures that have synergistic effects on other sectors
the classic copying process is being replaced by streaming systems in which no copy of the copyrighted works is placed on the user's terminal, and whereas preference should therefore be given to licensing models in these cases;
that the Court has held that preference should be given to an interpretation which ensures that the success of applications for family reunification depends mainly on circumstances attributable to the applicant,
whenever possible, preference should be given to full-field digital mammography(not phosphor-plate computer radiography)
According to the Commission, though, preference should be given to outcome indicators, because they encourage evidence-based policy making,
although where possible preference should be given to the European systems.
predict their personal preferences should be prohibited by law.
badly the international agreements specified in the annex to the current regulation are actually implemented and whether preferences should be abandoned if necessary should therefore be tested extremely carefully.
Preference should be given to cotton.
Preference should be given to the use of.
If that proves impossible, preference should be given to a seasonal-migrant model.
If this is not possible preference should be given to a seasonal model.
Preference should, however, be given to addressing energy poverty through social security systems.