Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Priority should be given in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Priority should be given to the proposals under the retention of communication traffic data and exchange of information on convictions.
Priority should be given to the suspension of commitments; payments should only be suspended when
However, it considers that priority should be given to small and medium-sized enterprises.
Priority should be given to adaptation measures that would generate net social and/or economic benefits irrespective of uncertainty in future forecasts no-regret measures.
In such an event, priority should be given to those measures which cause the least upset to the functioning of the agreement.
Priority should be given to actions in which Social Partners are actively involved at all levels.
The Commission believes that priority should be given to promoting the escape of silver(or mature) eels.
Priority should be given to labour market access
Priority should be given to research on substances considered to be the most likely to be submitted under the procedures specified in article 14, paragraph 6.
Priority should be given to the challenges of improving the living
Absolute priority should be given to the general implementation of the European signalling
Among the long‑term development activities, priority should be given to the systems with the best prospects30.
Priority should be given to labour market access
Priority should be given to technological innovations
Some suggest that priority should be given to the simplification of national
Priority should be given to action to prevent long-term unemployment
Priority should be given to measures that are the most urgent
Priority should be given to the EU's core objectives,
Priority should be given to the most vulnerable groups low-skilled unemployed,
Priority should be given to areas of crime that are specifically mentioned in the treaties.