Betekenis van:
prioritise

to prioritise
Werkwoord
  • voorgaan
  • assign a priority to

Synoniemen

Hyperoniemen


Voorbeeldzinnen

  1. Prioritise public spending to free resources for EU acquis-related expenditure, including reform of the health care and pension system.
  2. identification of possible threats to the assets and infrastructure and the likelihood of their occurrence, in order to establish and prioritise security measures;
  3. Prioritise public spending in annual and medium-term budgeting; in particular reduce quasi-fiscal losses of the part of State-owned or socially-owned companies.
  4. Such a scheme may also enable the competent authorities to prioritise investment projects according to their interest for the region concerned.
  5. Projects on injury should prioritise develop and implement safety management schemes for high risks sports activities in collaboration with European sports associations;
  6. To address the broad scope of the descriptor, it is necessary, having regard to Annex III to Directive 2008/56/EC, to prioritise among biodiversity features at the level of species, habitats and ecosystems.
  7. Notwithstanding the percentages in (a) and (b), Member States shall prioritise inspection of ships, which, according to the information provided by the inspection database, call at ports within the Community infrequently.
  8. In designing and implementing budgetary consolidation, strategies should focus on expenditure restraint and prioritise growth-enhancing expenditure items within areas such as education, skills and employability, research and development (R & D) and innovation and investment in networks with positive impacts on productivity, where appropriate for example high-speed Internet, energy and transport interconnections and infrastructure.
  9. The application of criteria for good environmental status needs to be carried out keeping in mind the need to target assessment and monitoring and to prioritise action in relation to the importance of impacts and threats to marine ecosystems and its components.
  10. The organisation of the processing of applications for asylum should be left to the discretion of Member States, so that they may, in accordance with their national needs, prioritise or accelerate the processing of any application, taking into account the standards in this Directive.
  11. Business services should prioritise the exploitation of synergies (for example, technology transfer, science parks, ICT communication centres, incubators and related services, cooperation with clusters) and give more traditional support in the areas of management, marketing, technical support, recruitment, and other professional and commercial services.