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The Commission will continue to encourage use of DECT.
We will continue to encourage both sides to continue their talks in a fruitful and result-oriented way.
For the public sector, the Commission will continue to encourage the use of biofuels in these specific areas.
It will continue to encourage regional stability, including a peaceful resolution of conflicts, and the development of robust democratic and economic institutions.
The path towards a new energy system also has a social dimension;the Commission will continue to encourage social dialogue and social partners' involvement to help a fair transition and an efficient management of change.
The EU will continue to encourage the EaP countries to complete the relevant legislative framework and ensure its effective implementation.
With regard to entrepreneurs, such as young people, older workers or those from ethnic minority communities,the Commission will continue to encourage networking among policy-makers to identify and promote good practices to assist them.
Both sides will continue to encourage EU students to study in China.
The Commission will continue to encourage the full implementation of the ERMES Directive, in particular by monitoring the channel utilisation plans of the Member States.
Within the context of the new EC policy on fisheries partnership agreements with third countries which isbeing implemented since 2003, the EC will continue to encourage the conclusion of fisheries agreements in order to contribute towards rational and sustainable exploitation of the surplus of coastal States' marine resources to the mutual benefit of both parties.
The Community will continue to encourage the training of ACP students in their country of origin or in another ACP Sute, in accordance with Article 151(4) of the Convention.
If the EU fails to achieve this,then market greed will continue to encourage counterproductive investments which mortgage its future and the future of its workers and citizens.
Secondly, it will continue to encourage the Council and the Commission, in particular, to take clear action, because if they cannot take action today, they need to be in a position to do so.
The Commission will continue to encourage use of ERMES.
The Council will continue to encourage all the political parties to intensify their dialogue and cooperation and that with different ethnic groups, so that the country can achieve progress with the integration process.
Given the need to act locally, the Commission will continue to encourage the creation of Local and Regional Energy Management Agencies through the SAVE II Programme.
The Commission will continue to encourage strong collaboration between Member States in the eHealth Network and in the research community to address the challenges of interoperability between health systems.
The Commission will continue to encourage developments in this area.
It will continue to encourage EU-funded projects to work with international partners, and will continue to organise the Safer Internet Forum international conference, which has been bringing together stakeholders from all over the world to discuss child online safety since 2004.
The Commission, while ensuring consistency with the internal market, will continue to encourage the uptake of green procurement practices by including on a database, guidelines to help businesses and local authorities establish good systems and avoid them having to reinvent the wheel each time.
The EU will continue to encourage all EU neighbouring countries to get involved in the stress tests exercise, and ensure that all efforts are made to create the best conditions for nuclear safety both inside the EU and at its borders.
The Commission will continue to encourage a broad and transparent participation in the WRC process.
The Commission will continue to encourage member states to improve their reporting on national recoveries made.
The Commission will continue to encourage the development of redress bodies at national level and their membership of FIN-NET.
The Commission will continue to encourage a full participation by industry and by all other spectrum users in the process.
The 2013 programme will continue to encourage Member States to use this type of action, increase their number and improve their quality.
The Commission will continue to encourage the social partners to contribute fully to the Lisbon mid-term review including by the conclusion of agreements, at all levels.
The Commission will continue to encourage the judicial networks to deepen their assessment of the effectiveness of legal safeguards aimed at protecting judicial independence.
The Council has encouraged, and will continue to encourage, the Algerian Government to promote transparency through dialogue on human rights with the international community.