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It emphasised that young people want authenticity in the Church.
The EESC issued two opinions on the matter9, in which it emphasised.
It emphasised that employment is an issue of“common concern”.
In addition, it emphasised the advantages of setting up a network of marine protected areas within the Natura 2000 system.
It emphasised that the EU should not pursue any particular market access interests.
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It emphasised the importance it gave to the right to free expression and peaceful protest.
It emphasised the responsibility of lenders and borrowers, who must be mindful of the extent of their commitments.
It emphasised the role that the EGF can play in the reintegration of workers made redundant into the labour market;
It emphasised that international cooperation to combat terrorism should be conducted in conformity with the principles of the UN charter.
It emphasised the need for a better understanding of the characteristics of hedge funds and for adequate investor protection;
It emphasised the right of all citizens to demonstrate freely and peacefully, under due protection from law enforcement authorities.
It emphasised the emotional aspects of a man, a modest life position and orientation to the idyllic form of privacy of the burgher life.
In particular, it emphasised the need for data which distinguishes between economic activity which is covered by the Directive and that which is not.
It emphasised that medicines regulators in member states do not have the power to exercise discretion on the classification of such dual-function products.
In particular, it emphasised the importance for Europe's businesses and citizens of access to an inexpensive, world-class communications infrastructure and a wide range of services.
However, it emphasised that such an exception would depend on the worker receiving appropriate alternative protection which ensured sufficient rest and recuperation.
It emphasised that Directive 2011/85 should be regarded as a set of“minimum requirements”, rather than as representing best practice, or even the desirable features for an MTBF.
It emphasised, however, the importance of establishing a more favourable climate to allow the NGOs, United Nations and International Committee of the Red Cross to work effectively.
It emphasised in particular the need to adopt a consumer-orientated approach, facilitate the arrival of new service providers, increase transparency and strengthen the European legal framework.
It emphasised that the negotiated process facilitated by the Troika had been exhausted and in that context deeply regretted that the two parties had been unable to reach a mutually acceptable agreement.
In its conclusions, it emphasised the strategic importance for the sector of improving competitiveness, notably via research, innovation, training measures and protection of intellectual property rights.
It emphasised that stability and further progress on the path towards democracy are amongst the most important challenges facing Pakistan, and that the EU would continue to support the Pakistani people in addressing these challenges.
It emphasised the quality of the work done to date and the need to maintain the same level of engagement over the coming months, and reaffirmed its determination that the mission would continue fully to implement its mandate in Georgia.
It emphasised that the functioning of the internal market can be improved through cooperation in the area of taxation at a Member State level and, where appropriate, at a European level, while respecting Member State powers at the same time.
It emphasised that openness to international trade is key to sustaining inclusive growth and poverty reduction in developing countries, just as keeping its markets open is key to Europe's economic growth and welfare.
It emphasised that the ESA should also have supervisory powers for credit rating agencies and invited the Commission to prepare concrete proposals on how the ESFS could play a strong role in crisis situations.
In particular, it emphasised that the Lamfalussy process should be used in such a way as to streamline existing regulatory requirements and develop a common set of harmonised technical rules that would satisfy the needs of both regulators and market participants.
It emphasised that discriminatory attitudes and racist violence are currently spreading in many European countries and observed that the resurgence of racist ideologies and religious intolerance is adding to daily tension in our societies an attempt to legitimise discrimination.
It emphasised that the European Supervisory Authorities should also have supervisory powers for credit rating agencies and invited the Commission to prepare concrete proposals on how the European System of Financial Supervisors could play a strong role in crisis situations.
It emphasised that discriminatory attitudes and racist violence are currently spreading in many European countries and observed that the resurgence of racist ideologies and religious intolerance is adding to daily tension in our societies with an attempt to legitimise discrimination.

