Examples of using Given priority in English and their translations into Slovak
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Tackling violence and investing in women need to be given priority so that increased violence will not be a hidden consequence of the crisis.
Their number will be reduced and larger projects will be given priority in order to achieve critical mass and reduce administrative burden.
In parallel, work is in progress on implementing of the current Ecodesign Directive with the aim of adopting implementing measures for given priority product groups within a short period of time.
he said that Jews were given priority in employment on new works in the Soviet Union.
An application can be given priority if you have, for example, been summoned to
Furthermore, certain under-represented institutions could be given priority under the yearly calls for proposals,
the provisions of the contract of sale be given priority over general terms and conditions.
the fact that markets tend to be given priority when the EU legislates and implements.
the EESC agrees that these multi-country programmes should be given priority because they provide a truly European dimension
how the drum sounds are heard within the music have been given priority, and by taking advantage of enhanced DSP power,
family member could be given priority, and she wondered if I would be willing,
Even where, for a given priority area, the partners are not yet in a position to undertake a partnership project,
without one group of migrants being given priority over another.
children who live with same-sex couples and stresses that the needs and rights of the little ones must always be given priority.
Any provisional agreement tabled under Rule 73d(4) by the committee responsible shall be given priority in voting and put to a single vote,
Any provisional agreement tabled under Rule 73d(4) by the committee responsible shall be given priority in voting and put to a single vote,
ο between priority axes of a given OP; or ο within two different sub- parts of a given priority axis.
measuring a significant part of the actions developed under a given priority axis(i.e. representing more than half of the financial allocation of the priority axis).
that we have often given priority to something else, namely political stability
should be given priority for evaluation by the rapporteur Member States