Examples of using Priority actions in English and their translations into Hungarian
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These priority actions mark an important step towards improving migration management by making better
Priority actions described in the Work Plan Annex provided a political mandate for the XGs,
Some 200 priority actions will contribute to developing the area's economic potential
Priority actions per type of product and service on the
Around 200 priority actions will contribute to developing the huge economic potential of the area
The intra-ACP strategy paper defines the priority actions of the intra-ACP cooperation and steps to strengthen the ownership of supported programmes.
Around 200 priority actions will contribute to developing the area's huge economic potential
The conference is aimed, inter alia, at adopting a charter on food security and defining priority actions for the Mediterranean region.
environment, socio-economic and human development should be considered as priority actions.
In conjunction with other policy implementation tools, appropriate priority actions could then be set,
attempt applying the response priority actions transition from one to the other fencer.
socio-economic and human development should be considered as priority actions.
The information report could also include contributions from the national economic and social councils and highlight priority actions in this area- possibly in the form of the appended national case studies.
The sacrifices being made by the Greek people will bring rewards in the near future as Greece embraces the priority actions for 2012 identified by the Commission today.".
The survey outlines priority actions to be taken by member states
The EESC identifies different priority actions for different levels of the supply chain in trafficking.
This Action Plan identified 10 priority actions order to aid Member States address the challenges in the field of organ donation and transplantation.
This consultation process enabled the Commission to identify 10 priority actions, which are grouped under three challenges.
The Annual Growth Survey(AGS) sets priority actions for the next 18 months, which are translated into national targets and measures tailored to
Campaign infosheets inform the user about basic and priority actions for managing dangerous substances.