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The programme should be prolonged until 2025.
In the context of the DiscoverEU initiative, the Programme should pursue clear learning objectives and activities.
The Programme should support these European Universities.
Given the strong fundamentals of the Irish economy,decisive implementation of the programme should allow a return to a robust and sustainable growth, safeguarding the economic and social cohesion.'.
The programme should allow for active cooperation with these instruments.
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The overall administrative expenditure of the programme should be proportional to the tasks provided for in the programme concerned.
The Programme should include concrete measures to counteract unintentional gender bias.
The technical implementation of the programme should be mainly entrusted to European entities which interact with public and private actors.
This programme should focus on interpretation of endometrial biopsy of women treated with FABLYN.
The financial envelope for the implementation of the Programme should be based on the average actual costs incurred by each beneficiary between 2012 and 2015.
The programme should also explore and promote the right of European citizens to a minimum guaranteed income.
Against this background,the support actions carried out under the Programme should ensure complementarity and synergy with other programmes and policies at national, Union and international level.
The Programme should support film and audiovisual education, in particular among minors and young people.
Moreover, the programme should promote international sales of audiovisual works.
This Programme should contribute to the SDGs and be consistent and complementary with other EU policies.
The main aim of the programme should be to achieve basic universal rights for all those people.
This programme should also cover death threats," says Yirmibesoglu.
Within this framework, each programme should set out its own strategy on how best to drive jobs, growth and structural change.
(40) The Programme should maintain continuity in terms of its objectives and priorities.
The Programme should further invest in mechanisms for the recognition and validation of competences;
The possible next Programme should therefore be more closely linked to the key topics on the EU agenda.
The programme should be designed so as to ensure that Member States provide support and commitment.
In principle this programme should last one year but as an exception designated cities may opt for a shorter period of time.
The Programme should provide equal support to all the cultural and creative sectors through horizontal schemes targeting common needs.
The Programme should better involve all participating countries, especially those EU Member States with relatively low Gross National Income(GNI).
(13) The Programme should contribute to evidence based decision making by fostering a health information and knowledge system.
The Programme should therefore support projects and initiatives developing religious literacy, fostering interreligious dialogue and mutual comprehension.
Applicants to this programme should normally hold a good Honours Degree in a relevant field such as History, Development Studies, and Economic History.
The Programme should support actions to prevent and combat discrimination, racism, xenophobia, anti-semitism, anti-muslim hatred and other forms of intolerance.
The programme should reconnect with citizens and organised civil society, enabling"bottom-up" participatory procedures to inter-act with EU initiatives.