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This report highlights a number of critical areas where we have failed.
Reflecting the helpful opinion we received from the Committee on Women's Rights and Equal Opportunities, the report advocates the integration of a gender dimension throughout the strategy and highlights a number of specific strands of work to be tackled.
The report highlights a number of important issues, which I welcome.
In addition to donor coordination and coherence,our report highlights a number of substantial issues to which we want to give added weight.
She highlights a number of areas for improvement with regard to simplifying the administrative processes.
In writing.- The Veraldi report on the future of young farmers highlights a number of important issues which are of relevance across the EU's rural areas.
The report highlights a number of serious problems, especially the occurrence of honour killings and violence against women.
While this is primarily a task for the Member States,this communication highlights a number of initiatives through which the EU can support policy makers in the Member States.
The report highlights a number of recommendations that emerge out of the evaluators' considerations of the two 2014 ECOC.
I believe that the report that was produced after the Irish voted'no' to the referendum highlights a number of issues: it raises questions of leadership, thematic questions, and highlights the lack of understanding of what the Lisbon Treaty actually is.
This highlights a number of characteristics associated with countries or regions that experience strong and sustainable productivity growth.
Article 2 of the Treaty on European Union highlights a number of values shared by Member States: pluralism, non-discrimination, tolerance, justice, solidarity and gender equality.
It highlights a number of skills and attitudes needed for active European citizenship as part of social, civic and cultural competences.
Present experience highlights a number of problems which need to be tackled and resolved.
It highlights a number of areas that require more attention, including the promotion of humanitarian principles and international humanitarian law; issues of quality, coordination and consistency in the delivery of EU humanitarian aid; clarification on the use of military and civil protection resources and capabilities in accordance with the Consensus and the UN guidelines, and reinforcement of the link between emergency aid, rehabilitation and development.
This Communication highlights a number of core issues which are fundamental to the success of the Action Plan.
The report highlights a number of new projects and details how the Strategy is giving momentum to existing initiatives through collaboration and by helping to combine funding.
The Report highlights a number of key areas in the section on"Most important developments" but the selection criteria are unclear.
Malta's NRP highlights a number of principles which must be taken into account in drawing up future R& I policy and programmes.
Karl Erik Olsson's report highlights a number of significant environmental problems to which the EU single market and other forms of economic globalization have contributed.
The Belgian report highlights a number of introduced species(e.g. Rana ridibunda, Rana perezi, Rana catesbeiana, and Alopochen aegyptiacus) which have increased pressure on populations of indigenous species.
The report highlights a number of factors that exacerbated the situation: livestock farming and the agri-food sector were subject to the demands of importers and exporters and the race for world market domination;
Although the report highlights a number of key problems of both a general and specific nature, its particular focus on certain issues means that it discriminates against others that are no less important, and for no good reason.
This report highlights a number of areas in which progress could be obtainable over the short term, as well as indicating a number of important issues will require further exploratory contacts and technical examination before further progress can be made.
This Review highlights a number of key issues which need a strong push at the highest political level to engage the public, speed up decision-making and action at all levels, encourage more‘joined up'thinking and accelerate the uptake of new and better ideas.
The report highlights a number of valid concerns regarding the possible damage that may be caused, for example in the SMEs sector, and also to our banking system and to those of our investment institutions which do not maintain a competitive level within the European Union and between the European Union and other countries in the world.
In its report presented today the Commission highlights a number of issues, which need to be addressed urgently in order to ensure that the new Member States will fully benefit from eligibility of projects- to be funded by the Structural and Cohesion Funds upon accession- from the 1 January 2004, as envisaged in the Accession Treaty.
The consultation highlighted a number of issues which require action at the EU level.
Section 2 highlighted a number of possible approaches including financing, motivation and integration into marketing.
The EESC has highlighted a number of examples of this.