Translation of "Einen hohen stellenwert haben" in English

And what about the coastal fleet, which is socially very important?

Safety should assume an important place.

Securities and asset management will also be high on the agenda.

Of course, energy will have an important place.

If he needs a helpmate it'd be another senior officer or someone from the same committee.

We have documented the 'acquis' through manuals and guides, and there is a growing data flow from these countries which we have started to include in New Cronos.

The scope of subsidised culture will nevertheless remain important.

That the traditions have a very high place and the beautiful nature.

For this reason cross-departmental and multi-site product development projects are of particular importance.

What's undisputed is that machine automation will have a high priority in the future.

Since the company will be Swiss, quality will be a major priority.

Practical exercises play an important role.

Canada is a democratic country, governed by the rule of law and with a strong civil liberties tradition.

Many firms will attach great importance to an independent award in the area of employment policy.

We place great value on our transparent reporting and open communication with all capital market participants.

While this is obviously key – we saw it was not enough.

Medical equipment suppliers serve an industry that places a high priority on quality and professionalism.

Finally, I welcome the initiative from Mr Cappato, because I believe that, to improve and speed up integration processes, the provision of information to the public ought to be a very high priority, in view of the problems regarding the absenteeism of Italian MEPs from the Chamber.

It might have been thought after the BSE crisis that the matter of food safety and consumer interests would be placed very high on the agenda, but obviously this matter is not placed high enough on the Commission's agenda.

The United States is a democratic country, governed by the rule of law and with a strong civil liberties tradition.

Every partner within the European Union is expected by the British Presidency to come forward with action plans, which will allow a discussion of those plans in the organs of both Parliament and the Council before the Cardiff Summit, hopefully so that there is an opportunity for the different partners to learn from some of the suggestions of some of the other partners and also from the reflecting comments of both Parliament, which are very much valued, and, indeed, of the committees of the Council itself.

I would like to agree wholeheartedly with the remarks made in this Parliament, and at this stage I would like limit myself to saying that there is nothing we can do other than tell the Slovakian Parliament and government that we would like to do everything possible to prevent doubt from emerging about the Slovakian government's efforts to protect fundamental human rights, such as freedom of speech and press freedom, that doubt might be sown about the Slovakian government's efforts to in any way ignore these principles which are highly represented in the European Union.

The work programme also gives high priority to the endeavours to gain recognition of the EU's positions on human rights policy in relation to specific countries and issues in the framework of the United Nations.

I am convinced that this Parliament will not ratify another agreement in which the precautionary principle, consumer protection and health policies do not play an important part.

We must ensure that priority is given to matters relating to the non-proliferation of atomic weapons, for example in Iran and North Korea, if we are to succeed in gaining any credibility at all where this issue is concerned.

The Swedish Presidency says that it will give high priority to the work done towards abolishing the death penalty. I am extremely pleased about that, and I very much agree that this is an area to which high priority should be given.

Mr President, my Group backs the rapporteur, who has clearly illustrated that the convergence and stability programmes are extremely valuable when it comes to forging real economic policy in the European Union in general and the euro zone in particular which is a matter of common interest.

I am particularly pleased that the issues surrounding the future of Europe play an important role in this programme.