Eksempler på brug af Many priorities på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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I have many priorities.
We propose a vote against a number of the amendments that would seek to introduce too many objectives and too many priorities.
We always have too many priorities.
Too many priorities means no priority at all.
It is also likely that too many priorities were set.
Of its many priorities, the main one is to conclude the ratification of the Treaty of Lisbon and to strengthen European common foreign policy.
Another priority I would like to pick out from the many priorities jostling for attention is Africa.
The progress made with this strategy lags a long way behind the objectives set in 2000,something which is down to the fact that far too many priorities were set.
The Union has many priorities and any new investments must be carefully weighed up, even if we are talking about areas of prime importance in the field of energy.
Allah Almighty andHis Messenger sallallaahu'alaihi wa sallam, has mentioned that many priorities and praise for the companions g compared with other beings-beings.
We had many priorities for the summit across the four so-called clusters of development, peace and collective security, human rights and the rule of law, and strengthening the United Nations.
I do therefore feel justified in saying that the objectives are all very well, butthere are just too many priorities, assuming we all take priority to mean the same thing: something worth highlighting, something that deserves to come first.
At some point, sooner rather than later, the European Commission- despite its General Committee on Budgets- will stretch itself too far andall of this wonderful financial engineering involving'back-loading' and'front-loading' will not be sufficient to deal with so many priorities.
There are so many things that remain to be done and so many priorities that were set down at Lisbon, Stockholm, or Cardiff that have yet to be completed, to be achieved and to be reached.
The Vice-President responsible for industry, Mr Verheugen, hits the nail on the head in the French press, when he says that,with the Lisbon strategy, there were so many priorities that there were none, and that this time we want an action plan which is specific and which concentrates on competitiveness.
The new government's programme includes many priorities which do indeed correspond to the accession partnership, but we hope that the government will also succeed in transforming these priorities into concrete results.
There are many constraints and many priorities, and so I am proud to be the candidate that has been supported by the party that won the elections, to be the candidate that has received the support of democratically elected Heads of State or Government, from across the political spectrum, and I do not see that as negative.
Mr President, I too should like to welcome the Swedish Presidency andits programme which contains many good priorities.
The amount approved by the Council- a mere 0.89% of GDP- for appropriations for payments,does not tally with the many political priorities and commitments of the European Union.
Their priorities are many but there is no doubt of the one area that we all agree on is for the need to create jobs.
Of the many important priorities that Sweden has set out for its presidency, I would like to draw attention to the European Union strategy for the Baltic Sea region, and particularly that part of it relating to energy market security.
But over time they had to change their priorities, as many new and interesting products appeared on the market.
Customer driven people in companies always have to fight with people who have other priorities; many companies are totaly cost driven and focused on the short-term, the tangible and predictable.