Examples of using Priority must in English and their translations into Czech
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Priority must be given to abolition of the death penalty.
I don't mean you any harm, but my priority must be the hotel.
Priority must be given to the sustainable development of the European economy.
To seize the resources that we need. Our priority must be.
Our priority must be to preserve existing jobs and create new ones.
It's worth exploring, but our priority must be to stop Tieran.
Our priority must be to stop the gate from opening. If there were easy answers.
It's worth exploring, but our priority must be to stop Tieran.
Our priority must be to do everything we can to prevent a downward spiral into recession.
That's certainly worth exploring, Captain, but our priority must be to stop Tieran by force if necessary.
Particular priority must be given to supporting youth employment and promoting growth and competitiveness.
In a country in which everything is still to be done or redone,reconstruction is necessary after the earthquake, and priority must be given to building infrastructure that is designed to improve both individual and collective hygiene.
The number one priority must be to protect the environment in the Danube basin.
We must not forget that we are dealing with the European Court of Justice in this matter,which has made it quite clear that priority must be given to road safety and that this concerns an existing directive on working hours and rest times.
The priority must be to promote improved information for young girls, especially with regard to contraception.
Should there be a return to the negotiating table, priority must be given to consideration of how to help the poorest countries.
Our priority must be to make sure this disastrous experiment is never extended to the UK.
The view of the Committee on Development is that the priority must be to tackle the humanitarian situation and provide aid to the refugees.
Our priority must be to fight all forms of precarious employment, and this priority has taken on special importance during this crisis.
Many passengers are stranded in various parts- not just of Europe, butmany parts of the world- and our priority must be to try and help those people, to help the many people who have deaths in their families and who cannot get home.
Our very first priority must be to emerge from the crisis and to lay the foundations for sustainable, job-creating growth.
These procedures have great potential but it needs to be stressed, and in this respect, I welcome the rapporteur's work,that absolute priority must be given to guaranteeing the protection of personal data and the development of technology that is minimally invasive from the point of view of people's confidentiality, not forgetting, finally, a thorough cost-benefit analysis.
Clearly, priority must be given to a multidisciplinary approach incorporating diagnosis, prevention, treatment and support for patients and their families.
We are all aware that the priority must be to protect EU citizens from the effects of globalisation and economic recession.
The priority must be to keep the cuts as small as possible, otherwise there will be no future for full-time farmers in Luxembourg, which is unacceptable.
In writing.-(PL) The Treaty on European Union lays down that priority must be given to transparency and ever-closer links between the peoples of Europe and that decisions must be taken as openly as possible, and as closely to citizens as possible.
The priority must be to facilitate credit, especially for SMEs, which are a driving force for economic growth and have the ability to create jobs.
First, our central priority must be restarting economic growth and building long-term competitiveness.
Our priority must be the protection of consumers who often unwittingly purchase a counterfeit product believing it to be the genuine article and who, in so doing, may endanger their health and safety.
The rapporteur considers that the priority must, however, be to use it to deal with the problem of coal, which is responsible for 24% of CO2 emissions in Europe.