Examples of using To be a priority in English and their translations into Hungarian
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If so, marriage isn't likely to be a priority.
It is not possible for everywhere to be a priority all at once.
But I want our marriage to be a priority now, not my career.
Sustainable management of our global fish stocks therefore needs to be a priority and we must constantly review how we do that management.
dissemination phases continues to be a priority with a view to consolidating the single European market
Does your local parliamentarian know that you care about this, that you want this to be a priority in every election?
The EESC believes electricity production to be a priority area of action to develop increasing shares of renewables
the Maghreb continued to be a priority, both with individual countries as well.
Supporting political reform in the areas of human rights and democracy continues to be a priority in the national indicative programme for 2007-2010.
Christ's command to evangelize all peoples continues to be a priority.
Since the publication of the last implementation report, work on guidelines has continued to be a priority.
Christ's command to evangelize all peoples continues to be a priority.
I believe these to be a priority yet, I am sorry to say,
which continues to be a priority for the Catholic Church.
Against this background, reinforcing border security and combating international crime must continue to be a priority.
considers the inclusion of this issue in the Justice Scoreboard to be a priority;
(RO) I would like to reiterate that the protection of human rights has always been and continues to be a priority for us.
Effective prevention measures are not likely to be a priority under such working conditions
public sectors in regard to ITS applications and services is considered to be a priority.
in which research continues to be a priority for the Union.