Sentence examples for recognised as a priority from inspiring English sources

It is finally being recognised as a priority.

The need to look beyond the traditional target pollutants when assessing the hazards of chemicals to human health and to ecosystems is now generally recognised as a priority issue in all policy areas at the national, European and world level.

The need to look beyond the conventional target pollutants when assessing the hazards of chemicals to human health and to ecosystems is now generally recognised as a priority issue in all environmental policy areas at both the European level and national level in the various countries.

The international community should prioritise the protection of women and children in conflict and post-conflict zones and ensure that it is recognised as a priority in any peace agreements or agreements signed with countries hosting refugee or IDP camps.

CVC-related infection has been recognised as a priority in the UK initiative 'Saving Lives' [ 2].

The problems involving childhood overweight should therefore be recognised as a priority in CHC and the primary health care.

Treasury secretary Danny Alexander's announcement of £3bn capital investment in 165k new affordable homes over the three years from 2015-16 was greeted by the Chartered Institute of Housing as a sign that housing had been "recognised as a national priority".

The Cameroon TB control programme, recognised as a national priority in 2002, defines the general objectives of the programme at the central level and the regional level organises, coordinates, monitors and evaluates TB control in the region.

For example, it appears that for Thailand at present, a priority transboundary disease concern is Nipah virus, which is not recognised as an EMPRES priority disease.

The forecasting of GIC is increasingly recognised as an important priority for Europe, and improved forecasting techniques will be demonstrated within the FP7 EURISGIC project, during the period 2011 2014 (Viljanen 2011).

"Unfortunately, the statements and documents that have emerged from Welsh government this week provide little assurance that addressing the regulatory model is being recognised as an urgent priority in its own right," he says.