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It also stresses the importance of the family.
It also stresses the importance of preventative action and a'local care approach'.
It also stresses the importance of having a suitable evacuation plan in case of fire.
It also stresses the need to combat stigmatisation and social exclusion.
It also stresses the need to protect and promote equal access to all rights for Roma children.
It also stresses that a better understanding about the oceans is necessary to achieve these objectives.
It also stresses that President Bashar al-Assad and his aides can play no part in any transitional period.
It also stresses mental and character development, including the responsible use of force, leadership, and teamwork.
It also stresses the need for new approaches that respond to the systemic nature of many environmental problems.
It also stresses that“with sustained effort and engagement, Bosnia and Herzegovina could become a candidate for accession”.
It also stresses that the cooperation with the ICTY remains a fundamental condition for the country's further progress in the EU integration process.
It also stresses the importance of research and innovation to produce more innovative technologies and bring them to the market.
It also stresses that increased energy efficiency and use of renewables will have an impact on energy security.
It also stresses the need for the transatlantic partnership to enjoy wide support from civil society, particularly from young people.
It also stresses the importance of involving young people more in civic life, as well as in society as a whole.
It also stresses the importance of a coordinated approach of all relevant policy areas to the goal of longer and healthier lives.
It also stresses the need to adopt rules on insurance, so as to establish a link between the minimum pension paid and the corresponding poverty threshold.
It also stresses the role of education and calls on the European Union to combat female poverty and all forms of violence towards women.
It also stresses the need for an overall change in the rules and practices of conventional trade and shows how a successful business can put people first.
It also stresses the importance of a learning environment that favors the development of students' managerial and entrepreneurial skills, as well as fostering a sense of global responsibility.
It also stresses on the importance of the students acquiring outstanding writing and verbal communication skills which further enhances the theoretical abilities of the student.
It also stresses that the relevant provisions of the Energy Community Treaty, which apply EU energy and environmental law across the region, must be translated into concrete policy.
It also stresses that the instrument proposed at EU-level, which is the same for all contracts in the European Union, is also set out in very general terms.
It also stresses the need to invest in research, promotes the development of pan-European energy grids and gives the creation of the internal energy market the priority it deserves.
It also stresses the crucial importance of the continuation of the Palestinian State- building process which the European Union will continue to actively support, including the implementation of the Fayyad Plan.
It also stresses the need to invest in the formation and maintenance of the right skills of the workforce to support productivity, as well as the challenge of restoring convergence among Member States.
It also stresses that in 16 Member States, women are even more exposed to extreme poverty, and to the fact that their contribution to the economy is regularly underestimated and poorly paid.
It also stresses the importance to adapt to the adverse impacts of climate change and to make finance flows consistent with a pathway towards low greenhouse gas emissions and climate-resilient development.
It also stresses the importance of the existence of unemployment benefit that guarantees a decent standard of living, and also the need to reduce the length of absences from work, inter alia, by making state employment services more efficient.
It also stresses that the EU has binding common rules, common institutions and common supervisory, enforcement and adjudicatory mechanisms, which is meant to clarify that even closely aligned third countries with identical legislation cannot enjoy similar benefits or market access as EU member states.