Examples of using Priority is given in English and their translations into Finnish
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Priority is given to measures that.
Germany explained that priority is given to the regeneration of waste oils.
Priority is given to projects that promote.
If both parents apply for leave at same time, priority is given to the mother.
Priority is given to large shower rather than a bath.
Energy aid is discretionary, and priority is given to projects involving new technology.
Top priority is given to research work and training of PhD students.
Within the framework of integrated pest management, priority is given to other, non-chemical methods of plant protection.
Priority is given to students over 18 years of age who live or study in Espoo.
Research increases by 8%, and special priority is given to education and youth SOCRATES and Leonardo programmes.
Priority is given to projects in the fields of education, professional training and health.
Farming plays the role of an exchange currency in relations with non-Community countries,as on the internal market, and priority is given to the principle of free competition.
Priority is given to small firms and workers threatened by unemployment as the result of industrial change.
Here, the main bright light is usually not needed,so the priority is given to the muted background lighting- sconces, outdoor floor lamps, table lamps and a variety of night light.
Priority is given to employment, since the economic recovery is in danger of taking place without a reduction in unemployment.
Treatment of rhinitis in infants requires a special approach when priority is given to saline solution based on salts of sea water and natural oils that help preserve the optimum moisture of the mucous membranes.
Priority is given to high-quality projects and ecosystems supporting the growth and internationalization of SMEs and midcap companies.
The Committee on Fisheries has taken the clear view that fishing for industrial purposes is only justifiable if itobserves the principle of sustainability and if, in cases of conflict, priority is given to fishing for human consumption.
Priority is given to people with a foreign background and unemployed youth in need of further motivation and counselling programmes.
African agriculture is currently the least productive in the world, but it offers enormous potential for development,provided that policies in favour of domestic smallholdings are maintained and priority is given to investments, to boosting productivity and to facilitating access for farmers to national and regional markets.
In Title IV(Other measures) priority is given to measures implemented by organizations that are officially recognized.
Priority is given to the use of new technologies in audiovisual production and to the strengthening of transnational co-operation in Europe.
In order to develop the employment potential of the region, underpin economic restructuring andfoster social cohesion, priority is given for example to the reform of initial vocational education, promoting democratic principles, quality education and training opportunities for all and to the re-training of the labour force to increase qualification levels, adaptability, and entrepreneurship;
Priority is given to encourage investment in infrastructure and strategies to improve access to new ICT;
In the agricultural and rural development domain, priority is given to investments in agricultural holdings, forestry measures, reparcelling, the renovation and development of villages and protection and conservation of the rural heritage.
Priority is given to the following:«Ecology and Children»,«Age features of a children organism adaptation normal and pathological conditions», etc.
The suggestion in the second part of Amendment No 7 is well-intentioned butit is vital that priority is given to the improvement of the quality and the performance of the existing national maritime institutes and the creation of a symbolic European Union school is not necessary or particularly relevant to that major objective.
Priority is given to those border crossings which form part of the Pan-European Transport Network, namely corridors I, II, III, V and IX.
The main principle is that priority is given to those students whose PSPs and compulsory studies in their own group include the course in question at this time.
Priority is given to migrants who have not previously entered or tried to enter the EU irregularly, within the framework of the existing commitments.