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The Programme should support these European Universities.
In light of the key role played by youth organisations andyouth work in achieving those objectives, the Programme should support the development of the youth sector in the Union.
The Programme should support the networking activities of the European Heritage Label sites.
Finally, in order to support the effective enforcement and practical application of the Unionlaw on judicial cooperation in civil matters, the Programme should support the functioning of the European Judicial Network in Civil and Commercial matters established by Council Decision 2001/470/EC.
(10) The programme should support the annual work programme of EJTN, which is an essential actor of judicial training.
(18) Pursuant to Articles 8 and 10 of the Treaty, the Programme should support the mainstreaming of gender equality and anti-discrimination objectives in all its activities.
(13) The Programme should support research and innovation in an integrated manner, respecting all relevant provisions of the World Trade Organisation.
Pursuant to Articles 8 and 10 of the Treaty, the Programme should support the mainstreaming of gender equality and anti- discrimination objectives in all its activities.
(8)The Programme should support the design, implementation and enforcement of Union legislation underpinning the proper functioning of the internal market.
To achieve this objective, the Programme should support actions in the freight transport, logistics and other relevant markets, taking into account the needs of small and medium-sized enterprises(SMEs).
The Programme should support actions to prevent and combat discrimination, racism, xenophobia, anti-semitism, anti-muslim hatred and other forms of intolerance.
Pursuant to Articles 8 and 10 TFEU, the Programme should support the mainstreaming of equality between women and men and non-discrimination objectives in all its activities.
The Programme should support mobility actions only in the context of grassroots sport, both for young people practising organised sport on a regular basis and sport staff.
Due to the nature of these threats, the Programme should support coordinated public health measures at EU level to address different aspects, building on preparedness and response planning, robust and reliable risk assessment and a strong risk and crisis management framework.
The Programme should support the development of relevant information on markets, policy challenges, emerging issues and behaviours, and the publication of the Union consumer scoreboards.
(41 a) The Programme should support open-source projects provided that they are in line with the Programme's conditions, in particular in relation to security and data protection.
The Programme should support the mainstreaming of health objectives in all Community policies and activities, without duplicating work carried out under other Community policies29.
Amendment(20b) The Programme should support and encourage the mobility of teachers and educational staff at all levels in order to enhance working practices and contribute to professional development.
(38)The Programme should support national competent authorities, including those responsible for monitoring product safety, who cooperate notably via the Union's rapid alert system for dangerous products.
The Programme should support these European Universities whilst ensuring financial support of maximum 20% from the centralised budget dedicated to actions in the field of education and training.
The Programme should support the financing of technical and organisational support to implement Regulation[(EU) No 211/2011], thereby underpinning the exercise by citizens of the right to launch and support European citizens' initiatives.
The programme should support the work of women's rights organisations and human rights defenders in the EU and worldwide, in upholding the rule of law and initiatives that counteract the increasingly shrinking space for independent civil society.
The Programme should support these European Universities, which should be excellence-driven and are intended to increase the attractiveness of higher education institutions in the Union and to improve cooperation between research, innovation and education.
The Programme should support access to Gigabit connectivity for these socio-economic drivers with a view to maximising their positive spill-over effects on the wider economy and society, including by generating wider demand for connectivity and services.
Amendment(20c) The Programme should support mobility experience in the field of adult education whose main objective is the promotion of social inclusion, active citizenship and employability, personal development and well-being, alongside the transfer of knowledge, competences and skills;
(23a) The programme should support and promote a culture of innovation, developing an ecosystem capable of encouraging business start-ups and nurturing their growth, focusing on micro-enterprises and innovative SMEs able to meet the challenges of an increasingly competitive and fast-moving environment.
The Programme should support the financing of technical and organisational support to implement Regulation[(EU) No 211/2011], thereby underpinning the exercise by citizens of the right to launch, support and encourage others to support European citizens' initiatives.
The Programme should support the development of relevant information on markets, including actions aiming at improving product traceability along the supply chain, quality standards across the Union, and addressing the issue of the dual quality of products, policy challenges, emerging issues and behaviours, and the publication of the Union consumer scoreboards.