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The Commission will continue to support mobilising capacity within Member States.
In line with the subsidiarity principle, converting general principles of IPM into practical criteria is the responsibility of Member States, and the Commission will continue to support Member States in this regard.
The Commission will continue to support efforts by Member States to improve literacy.
In the meantime, based on these recommendations, the Commission will continue to support and ensure the full implementation of the current control requirements.
The Commission will continue to support the work of EU social partners and their national affiliates in relation to OSH policies under their autonomous work programmes.
Reply of the Commission 51 51 The Commission will continue to support MSs by giving guidance and issuing recommendations based on best practice.
The Commission will continue to support these reform efforts through policy support and focused financial assistance.
Although the recommendation is addressed to MSs, the Commission will continue to support them by giving guidance and issuing recommendations based on best practices.
The Commission will continue to support the establishment and implementation of sector programmes, directly in the countries where health is part of its cooperation strategy, and indirectly through GBS performance assessment and joint review processes elsewhere.
While respecting the autonomy of social partners, the Commission will continue to support and facilitate this activity and, where justified, evaluate the impact of such agreements.
The Commission will continue to support health systems, where possible with support to sector programmes.
National equality bodies have a crucial role to play and the Commission will continue to support the networking of equality bodies and ensure that they can effectively perform their tasks, as required by EU law.
The Commission will continue to support these reform efforts through policy support and focused financial assistance.
The press release reports that the Commission will continue to support Member States' work to develop a more coordinated approach to sanctions for the EU list in 2019.
The Commission will continue to support MSs by giving guidance and issuing recommendations based on best practice.
The Commission will continue to support the organisation of campaigns at all levels, including the European Mobility Week.
The Commission will continue to support the Croatian authorities with building their procurement and anti-corruption capacity.
The Commission will continue to support Bulgaria in this endeavour and provide its next in-depth assessment of progress by summer this year.
The Commission will continue to support Bulgaria in this endeavour and provide its next in-depth assessment of progress by summer this year.
The Commission will continue to support Member States' work to develop a more coordinated approach to sanctions for the EU list in 2019.
The Commission will continue to support member states in this area, while seeking to address the remaining structural challenges.
The Commission will continue to support member states in this, while also reflecting on how to address the remaining structural challenges.
The Commission will continue to support audit authorities and will encourage them to have increased contacts with State aid offices in the Member States.
The Commission will continue to support this important strand of G20 work, which will also be one of the key focuses of the French G20 Presidency next year.
The Commission will continue to support Member States to fulfil their 2020 pledges and will grant flexibility in relation to the implementation period.
The Commission will continue to support local human rights organisations in their efforts to change attitudes in the country and to improve the legal situation for LGBT people.
The Commission will continue to support Member States in their dual quality investigations under the existing legal framework and the results of today' study can serve as input for national authorities.
The Commission will continue to support Member States in their efforts to modernise their national online gambling legal frameworks and to facilitate cooperation between national gambling regulators.
The Commission will continue to support the process through its policy initiatives and funding programmes and calls on the Member States, their cultural institutions and stakeholders to work towards the common goal of making Europe's cultural content widely accessible on the internet.
It is mentioned only once:‘The Commission will continue to support the monitoring function through its projects under the Public Health Programme, which support networking actions and sharing of information in the area of good practice in nutrition and physical activity, and obesity prevention.' White Paper, p.