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This calls for constant questioning and innovation, including in the area of industrial processes.
Measures to promote integration are important, including in the area of skills and education and employment and social policies, as are the efforts of migrants themselves to integrate;
Many saw a need for greater transparency and competition, including in the area covered by Article 296.
It recalls that negotiations will be aimed at Iceland integrally adopting the EU acquis and ensuring its full implementation and enforcement, addressing existing obligations such as those identified by the EFTA Surveillance Authority under the EEA Agreement, andother areas of weakness identified in the Commission's Opinion, including in the area of financial services.
Specific actions in a wide range of EU policies contribute to security objectives, including in the area of transport, finance, customs, education, maritime security policy, information technologies, energy and public health.
That is the dynamic compromise to which Mr Canfin referred andthat Mr Monti had recommended, including in the area of taxation.
I rejoice with her and with those who have also said that there has been some progress, including in the area of police cooperation.
Combined efforts at EU and national level are necessaryto tackle regulatory and administrative barriers, including in the area of taxation.
Several positive examples of cooperation between municipalities in Western andEastern Europe focus on providing services to Roma, including in the area of education(e.g. Glasgow and Oslo with Belfast, Arad, Craiova, Timisoara) and employment e.g. Ghent with Glasgow, Athens, Malmö.
We should further strengthen our counter-terrorism partnership with the United States, including in the area of data sharing and protection.
Stresses the need to spell out the EU's strategic approach to the Eastern Partnership countries, including in the area of agricultural policy.
A study was launched in 2009 and a specific project was financed in 2010 to improve access to technology, develop capacity building andincrease local production capacity including in the area of traditional medicine.
Member States are asked to clarify existing authorisation conditions(technical and non-technical) as a matter of urgency and to remove restrictive conditions wherever possible in order to facilitate flexibility,rapid access to spectrum and competition, including in the area of radio infrastructure.
Activities will cover collaboration and networking actions, support to Joint Technology Initiatives- including selected aspects of research in the areas of Nanoelectronics Technologies and Embedded Computing Systems- andnational programme co-ordination initiatives- including in the area of Ambient Assisted Living.
Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear andExplosives- minimum detection standards as well as sampling standards, including in the area of aviation security;
I welcome the fact that this report takes a further step towards realising the principle of equal treatment of men and women, including in the area of self-employment.
Heat Insulation- This combination solution made of aluminium andPVC is distinguished by thermal separation over the whole threshold- including in the area of the locking points.
This was a powerful message from the Washington Summit on 15 November, andEurope must, of course, work towards these objectives, including in the area of speculative funds.
Finally, the European Integration Fund, which is targeted at newly-arrived third-country nationals,supports integration policies, including in the area of education and language tuition.
As pointed out by many stakeholders during the consultation process,the development of STS eligibility criteria would not be sufficient'per se' to achieve the objective of reviving EU securitisation markets if not accompanied with a new prudential treatment, including in the area of capital requirements, better reflecting their specific features.