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Special attention must be given to plastic.
Each consortium member is expected to play an active role in the project and attention must be given to the development of institutional structures to support student mobility.
Special attention must be given to areas under desertification.
But, while the focus on poverty and development is fundamental to sustainable development,equal attention must be given to environmental protection and sustainable management of natural resources.
Special attention must be given to disabled people.
As the take-up of e-learning increases, as our understanding of its strengths and weaknesses grows, and as the overall demand andEuropean market for e-learning develops, attention must be given to issues of good use, such as effectiveness, good practice, quality, and sustainability; and to the underlying organisational changes required to fully exploit its benefits.
Special attention must be given to employment policy.
Negotiations are taking place with regard to the financial perspectives of the EU for the period after 2006 and priority attention must be given to ensure that EU budgetary measures support initiatives to bring about sustainable growth and increased employment in accordance with the Lisbon strategy.
Special attention must be given to the situation in the Central and Eastern European countries.
Greater attention must be given to bio-safety.
Special attention must be given to the budget for 2001.
Special attention must be given to visibility of who is in charge of what.
Special attention must be given to indigenous peoples and ethnic minorities, who are often subject to discrimination.
Particular attention must be given to raising standards and levels attained in literacy and basic numeracy from an early age.
Special attention must be given to new types of ship and to new technologies for rapid loading/trans-shipment in ports.
Special attention must be given to the countries that are still technically integrated in the transport system of the former USSR.
Particular attention must be given to the victims of the most repressive cultural, social and political systems.
Particular attention must be given to products imported into the EU from third countries, in order to combat and discourage unfair commercial practices.
Particular attention must be given to helping equip the future Member States in human resources and equipment for pollution prevention and response.
Particular attention must be given to monitoring by the relevant administrations of the increased use of false self-employed workers and temporary employment agencies.
This means that special attention must be given to the results that, based on the Lisbon objectives of more and better jobs, are to be achieved through the strategy.
Special attention must be given to shops, which must be made aware of the practical and logistical problems(cash desks, change, queues, handling of notes and coins, etc.) connected with the changeover to the euro;
Particular attention must be given to ensuring healthy and high quality food for all citizens by improving quality standards and enhancing control systems covering the whole of the food chain, from the farm to consumers.
Special attention must be given to shops, which must be made aware of the practical and logistical problems(cash desks, change, queues, handling of notes and coins, etc.) connected with the changeover to the euro;
Special attention must be given to public authorities and administrative bodies in third countries, to IPR holders, economic sectors and NGOS in the EU, and also to the European institutions, first and foremost the Member States and the European Parliament.
Particular attention must be given to small farmers, which is why I supported Amendment 211, which introduces a derogation from the additional reduction in direct payments in the case of cooperatives or groups of farmers paid directly and which centralises grants for distribution to their members.