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The studentship include the youth from various countries around the world, which emphasises the University's excellent reputation.
This agenda is an important step, which emphasises the importance attached to the needs and expectations of consumers when developing EU policies.
The Commission communication on the EU animal health strategy(2007‑2013), which emphasises the importance of ensuring border biosecurity;
It also works well with Kaizen, which emphasises continual improvement over time, or Scrum, which demands flexibility in organisation and priority, but still requires results.
Comfortable sofa, chair and coffee table are in a separateroom while in bedroom there is a double bed which emphasises the comfort of the entire suite.
We have seen significant level ofinterest regarding OMRO's 5-year bonds, which emphasises the market trust in our business model, management team and underlying fundamentals of bridging microfinance and financial digitalisation.
Information and communication technologies(ICT) are of fundamental economic and social importance andplay a key role in the implementation of the revised Lisbon strategy, which emphasises that knowledge and innovation in the EU help to stimulate growth and jobs.
This option isnot consistent with the EU2020 growth strategy, which emphasises the key importance of innovation and industrial competitiveness and refers to the development of space policy as instrument to achieve the goals of such strategy.
The ethos of Lexlink is that the members of the Lexlink networkare united by the same business philosophy, which emphasises the quality of legal services available for clients.
I therefore endorse this report, which emphasises the need for the EU to apply the'think small first' principle and to boost the potential for innovation and originality of SMEs, which are still one of the main drivers of the European economy.
The right material, in which you will sweat less,elasticised clothing which emphasises your body, the right cut which is not going to show more than it should.
In writing.-(IT) Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I voted in favour of the report by Mr Adamou on'Organ donation and transplantation: Policy actions at EU level, on organ donation and transplantation:Policy actions at EU level' for therapeutic purposes, which emphasises the importance of healthcare for citizens at EU and global level.
Economic andtrade relations are also included in the report, which emphasises that we need to make progress on the integration of the transatlantic market.
It confirms the need for a strong and integrated maritime policy for the European Union,which the European Commission has been working on since 2005 and which emphasises the connections between regional policy, territorial cohesion and maritime policy.
Welcomes the new Creative Europe programme proposed by the Commission, which emphasises that online distribution is also having a massive, positive impact on the distribution of audiovisual works, especially in terms of reaching new audiences in Europe and beyond and enhancing social cohesion;
I welcome the adoption of the report by my fellow Member, Mr Papastamkos, which states the basic criteria which should guide European Union negotiators, and which emphasises that non-commercial aspects should be better integrated into the negotiations.
These conclusions build upon the Commission communication on smart regulation, which emphasises a smart approach to legislation in the whole policy cycle, i.e. including the post-adoption, implementation and possible revision stages.
The European Council reaffirms itscommitment to full implementation of the Thessaloniki agenda, which emphasises that the future of the Western Balkans lies in the European Union.
I consider it important to support Point No.1 in the draft report of Mr Mann, which emphasises the fundamental importance of personal and professional development of individuals.
The proposal is also consistent with the European Strategic Energy Technology Plan[COM(2007)723], which emphasises the need to bring the next generation of renewable energy technologies to market competitiveness.
Recognises, however,the consistent jurisprudence of the Court of Justice of the European Union which emphasises that national controls should be enacted and applied in a consistent, proportionate and non-discriminatory manner;
Action in this area would support the i2010 initiative4,part of the renewed Lisbon strategy, which emphasises the importance of ICT in delivering growth and jobs as a major driver of innovation and productivity gains.
Following EU Directive 2002/59/EC on theestablishment of a vessel traffic monitoring and information service, which emphasises maritime safety and pollution preparedness, the European Union has undertaken to establish by 2008 a coastal vessel traffic monitoring system for the whole of the EU.
Recalls the UNESCO Convention on the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions which entered into effect on 18 March 2007 and which emphasises that cultural expressions may not be considered as simply objects of commercial negotiations since they have a dual nature(economic and cultural) and should therefore be protected from abuse on the Internet;
(2) The simplification of certain areas covered by Regulation(EU) No 648/2012 and a more proportionate approach to those areas are in line with the Commission'sRegulatory Fitness and Performance programme which emphasises the need for cost reduction and simplification so that Union policies achieve their objectives in the most efficient way, and aim, in particular, at reducing regulatory and administrative burdens.
The Assembly alsorecalled the United Nations Millennium Declaration, which emphasised the necessity of working to protect our common environment.
Sasa Pană also quotes from the text of the speech, which emphasised the inner cohesion and unity of modern art as well as the necessity of its intensification, this last requiring activities of a spiritual and intellectual nature.
The Strategy was followed up by the EuropeanEnvironment& Health Action Plan 2004-20105, which emphasised the need to develop a good information base, including a coordinated approach to human biomonitoring, and the necessity to strengthen research on environment and health with the aim to make the assessment of the environmental impact on human health more efficient.
In line with the 2007 Single Market Review, which emphasised the need for a better understanding of the functioning of markets based on an evidence-based approach the Council also REITERATES its support for the market monitoring and smart regulation initiatives to deepen the Single Market in the EU2020 Strategy with a modern evidence-based tool kit.
(7) The Council adopted on 22 February 2007 a resolution on‘Opportunities and challenges of demographic change in Europe:the contribution of older people to economic and social development', which emphasised the need to increase the possibilities of active participation by older people, the new economic opportunities("silver economy") created by the growing demand of older people for certain goods and services as well as the importance of a positive public image of older people.