Translation of "Geringe priorität" in English

Many developing countries themselves give it far too low a priority.

Freight has traditionally been accorded fairly low priority on the rail network.

In such conditions, consumer protection had a low priority.

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Low priority will be given to applications with no significant European dimension.

Product Recalls Without a crisis to trigger action, risk planning is often a low priority.

I did not set a high priority on 70cm.

Flexibility, short lead times, very high quality product and low product costs all have priority.

Again this seems to reflect the low level of priority given by officials to animal welfare issues.

Furthermore, low priority is often given to freight traffic when allocating paths.

In some PAs low priority is given to active measures for social inclusion.

In addition, such investments have a low priority, and payback periods for energy technology are not properly assessed.

Prime responsibility lies, of course, with national or regional authorities, which give too little priority in this area.

And funding for basic research remains a low priority in emerging economies like China, where it accounts for less than 15 cents for every research dollar spent (compared to 35 cents in the US).

Progress in mainstreaming biodiversity in these budgets has been disappointing, largely due to the low priority often given to biodiversity in the face of other compelling needs.

Given the scale of the noise problem in the Community and the fact that relatively low priority has been given to protection against noise in European environmental policy to date, the ESC regards the planned development of a comprehensive noise abatement action programme as very important.

This can frequently result in poor paths particularly where the service has a low priority e.g. freight.

The continuing high debt is due to the low priority given in a number of Member States to budget consolidation and the weak economic growth environment.

The low level of priority given by the competent authorities of Member States to the enforcement of the Directive is one of the most frequent comments found in the FVO and NGO's reports.

The FVO reports point to the low level of priority given by Member States in implementing the Directive.

In a certain number of cases involving fraud against the EU budget, national criminal investigative authorities refrain from opening investigations (referring to discretionary reasons such as the lack of public interest or the low priority).

Member States point to the lack of political will and the limited priority given to world poverty reduction as a serious hindrance to progress on PCD.

Across Europe, insufficient priority and funding is being dedicated to increasing access to adult learning opportunities, especially for older workers, whose numbers are set to increase by around 14 million by 2030, and for the low skilled.

This applies to all sectors, but especially to the environment/biodiversity where the institutions involved often have a low priority in government financial allocations.

In December 2000 the Commission transmitted a report to the Council of Ministries and to the European Parliament showing that Member State authorities have given low priority to the enforcement of animal protection legislation.

Many countries tend to suggest that the business community attaches a fairly low priority to this aspect.

During its formative years, the atomic bomb project remained a relatively low priority until information from spy Klaus Fuchs and later the destruction of Hiroshima and Nagasaki goaded Stalin into action.

On this the Group of 77 seized, claiming that the main responsibility for changing this state of affairs lay with developed countries, which were 'according low priority to the development problems of developing countries'.