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This means supporting the Libyan government, including in terms of security.
The EU should clearly define its policy towards Russia, including in terms of Ukraine and other countries of the so called Eastern Partnership, to prevent their European integration from becoming a hostage to the Russian resistance.
Full duplication of verification would be counter-productive including in terms of added costs.
Fourthly, non-technological innovations, including in terms of design, services and cultural creativity, are also important factors.
Practical and neat, they try not to stand out andtherefore prefer something calm, including in terms of shades.
Encourage the children to strive for independence- including in terms of choosing the image," advises TV presenter Tutta Larsen.
Naturally, only natural honey has all these useful properties, andartificial analogs lose greatly, including in terms of taste.
Each heat exchanger material has its strengths and weaknesses, including in terms of corrosion resistance and temperature extremes.
Nevertheless, cooperation among stakeholders is necessary to highlightthe complex systems and the socio-ecological win-win potential in their management, including in terms of cost savings for CCA.
There are a lot of areas in which research can go in depth, including in terms of comparative lawconcerningour common historical past.
So, at first glance, the banal Mediterranean island of Sicily has its own unique identity that clearly distinguishes it from other places, including in terms of culinary traditions.
Mapping of health andlong-term care needs, including in terms of medical staff, to ensure sustainable and coordinated measures.
According to the mythology of white supremacy, all white people are supposed to be superior(including in terms of wealth and power).
Complementarity: the extent to which partners complement each other, including in terms of diversity of types of HEIs, or show that they are collaborating with each other to obtain value added and cost efficiency.
It calls for a deep assessment of the efficiency of the Eastern Partnership, including in terms of successes and failures.
Whereas, nevertheless, fundamental rights violations persist in some Member States, including in terms of discrimination against minorities, corruption, toleration of hate speech, detention conditions and living conditions for migrants;
With the advent of the new man, the life of his mother radically changes, including in terms of food habits.
Promotion of sustainable and environmentally friendly economic growth, andthe creation of quality jobs, including in terms of competitiveness, are elements that are likely to be taken into account in this context, notably via the computation of a scoreboard used for the assessment of projects.
(21a) Separate collection and regeneration of waste oils has significant economic andenvironmental benefits, including in terms of security of supply.
I believe it represents a step forward for consumer andenvironmental protection, including in terms of the positions of individual Member States, which sometimes complain of delays.
Meglena Kuneva stated again that she will never make a connection between the CVM and Schengen membership, but in practise she did just that in expressinghope that all[in Bulgaria] will realise how important it is that Bulgaria sends a signal that it can guarantee the border system,“including in terms of corruption”.
Warrant and declare any facts and circumstances in relation to other websites, including in terms of information security and its character.
Member States shall ensure that, to the extent that any of the powers listed in paragraph 1 of this Article is not applicable to an entity within the scope of Article 1(1) of this Directive as a result of its specific legal form,resolution authorities shall have powers which are as similar as possible including in terms of their effects.
Equality of treatment and opportunities between women and men must be guaranteed andencouraged in all areas, including in terms of participation in the labor market, working and employment conditions and career.
Without European support for national efforts, not only in the areas of prevention and treatment, but also in the coordination of research funding, the dissemination of best practices and appropriate financing for the pharmaceutical industry working to discover effective drugs, we will not be able to foster the independence anddignity of persons suffering from diseases that are severely invalidating, including in terms of their affective and social relations.
I would rather say that it's impossible to cite an example where follow-up legal assistance has been more efficient than early consultation, including in terms of the legal requirements for economic undertakings and the advance contractual provision of maximum legal protection.
Whereas digitalisation has revolutionised and fundamentally changed the way people access and provide information,which has a great potential in the field of education, including in terms of educational opportunities for women and girls;
The results of actions receiving support from the Fund shall not be subject to any control or restriction, directly or indirectly through one ormore intermediate legal entities, including in terms of technology transfer by a non-associated third country or by a non-associated third country entity.
Nevertheless if a person wants to be free,he will surely accept that this makes life diverse, including in terms of income and wealth.
(DE) Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I very much welcome- personally, as well as in my function as the rapporteur for multiannual financial planning- the report by the chairman of our committee, Mr Lamassoure,as it builds the necessary bridges, including in terms of legal certainty, that we need until we have agreed on the necessary adaptation of the interinstitutional agreement and on further technical procedures that we need to clear up under treaty law.