Examples of using Be a priority in English and their translations into Japanese
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Quite a lot is at stake, and security(both physical and online) must be a priority.
Despite the pressure on public finances, spending on education and skills is an investment for the future and must be a priority.
But spending on education and skills is an investment for the future and must be a priority.
Reducing prospective deficits should be a priority- but not an obsession that takes over economic policy.
We spend considerable time being at home, so breathing fresh should be a priority.
In this light, research and development of the second-generation production methods from non-food material should be a priority.
Our efforts to combat transnational crime will be a priority of the group for the foreseeable future.
It's easy to get caught up in a busy life, balancing work and family, but eyesight should be a priority.
Geothermal energy will definitely be a priority of this government," Environment Minister Jan Szyszko said recently.
When running an online business the safety of the data should be a priority.
This idea may come from a negative direction, but it is a valuable comment and it could be a priority for farming.
Energy drink education also should be a priority in school-based curricula related to nutrition, health and wellness.
Promotion of intra-regional trade will be a priority for economic development of the Broader Middle East and North Africa.
Initiatives that push for the development of art for children should be a priority of all cultural institutions.
They believed, despite not knowing when the war would end, that"children's development could not wait and teaching the Japanese language should be a priority.”1.
It affects everything from our concentration and memory to how often we get sick, so getting enough good-quality sleep each night should always be a priority.
The peaking of conventional oil production ought to be a priority issue to be tackled by every national department of energy, agriculture, environment, transportation and economy(to name but a few).
In countries beset by violence, displacement, conflict and instability, children's most basic means of survival- water- must be a priority.".
UNICEF reiterated that the wellbeing of girls and boys in Libya should be a priority for authorities, civil society and the international community.
UNICEF reiterates that the wellbeing of girls and boys in Libya should be a priority for authorities, civil society and the international community.