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To ensure equal access and not to discriminate.
Particular attention should be paid to the need to ensure equal access in practice.
The objective is to ensure equal access to nuclear materials for all users in the Community.
We appreciate continued IMLS investment in research andsupport for public libraries as they work to ensure equal access for all.
Measures should be taken to ensure equal access to vocational training for men and women.
That is why I am urgently appealing to the Council, in view of this need to take cultural considerations into account, to ensure equal access for all.
To ensure equal access for enterprises to the exploitation of hydrocarbons in the Community and the free movement of extracted products between the Member States.
Take special measures in respect of female, gifted anddisadvantaged children, to ensure equal access to education for all sections of the community.
Indeed, in order to ensure equal access to available organs, organs must only be donated on a voluntary basis, without any payments being made.
We reaffirm the importance of an independent judiciary and our determination to ensure equal access to justice and to guarantee its timely and impartial administration.
The Universality described in Law 8,008/1990 means ensuring equal access to health services, and a citizen's right andduty of the State to ensure equal access.
The main role of Euratom Supply Agency is to ensure equal access to and security of nuclear energy supply for all users within the European Union.
More than 80% of companies operating in this area are SMEs,which is why we appreciate the rapporteur's efforts to ensure equal access to European standards for this group of players.
In order to ensure equal access of existing and new primary products to the market, an interim period should be established during which national measures continue to apply in the Member States.
Student support schemes today tend to be insufficient to ensure equal access and chances of success for students from the least privileged backgrounds.
As for Objective 3, the fight against social exclusion, we believe that the use of networks and multimedia in the field of education andtraining reinforces the effort to ensure equal access.
If we want to treat it as a public health problem, then we have to ensure equal access to treatment in all regions of the world and we therefore have to be more effective in our efforts.
The efforts of politicians, doctors and scientists in developing the network of cooperation in all the Member States could enable us to ensure equal access to the means of screening and health care.
And local authorities to ensure equal access to education at every level, to maximise access to information and communication technology, to support the development of‘clusters', and to provide comprehensive support to SMEs.
I would stress, in particular, the call on the Member States to facilitate the availability of broadband internet to all EU citizens in order to ensure equal access to online services.
Under the EUTF,the EU is working closely with all its partners on the ground to ensure equal access to the healthcare system and strive for disease prevention and health promotion especially among the most vulnerable such as populations on the move.
Since the promulgation of the 1988 Constitution, when for the first time health was guaranteed to the entire population as a duty of state,many achievements have been obtained in order to ensure equal access to the services offered.
The aim is to improve the availability of basic medicines and to ensure equal access for the poorest populations whilst defending the intellectual property rights enshrined in international trade agreements, and eliminating the risk of speculative re-importation or sale to third countries.
Where Member States decide to introduce tuition fees, they should always have measures in place,including grants, to ensure equal access to higher education for all, especially students from disadvantaged backgrounds.
Low PS coverage is one of the greatest challenges to reduce morbidity and mortality from cervical cancer in Rio Grande do Sul, andthe identification of inequalities in the coverage must be addressed to ensure equal access to these tests.
I7hereas it is necessary to ensure equal access by the coalindustry and othersectors to aid for researchanddevelopment and to aid for environmentalprotection; whereasit is therefore desirable to evaluate the compatibility of suchaid with the Community guidelines establishedto this end;
Disposal of products bought in by the intervention agencies in accordance with Articles 3, 4 and5 shall take place in such a way as to avoid any disturbance of the market and to ensure equal access to goods and equal treatment of purchasers.
In order to ensure equal access to the market for new food enzymes after the initial two-year period, a transitional period should be provided for during which food enzymes and food using food enzymes may be placed on the market and used, in accordance with the existing national rules in the Member States, until the Community list has been drawn up.
The issue of Roma inclusion is a genuinely European problem,which is why the European Union must go to the very root of the discrimination suffered by the Roma community by combating stereotypes, in order to ensure equal access to employment, housing, healthcare and education.
Calls on Member States andcandidate countries to take steps to ensure equal access to health care and social security services for all, to end all discriminatory practices, in particular the segregation of Roma in maternity wards, and to prevent the practice of non-consensual sterilisation of Romani women;