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Education is going to be increasingly important.
Europe needs to be increasingly political and should not shy away from having a strong,
Unjustified sanitary barriers tend to be increasingly important.
Employees need to be increasingly creative: they need to use their brains
The normal temperature of the ship seems to me to be increasingly cold.
Infringements appear to be increasingly linked to organised crime.
hence the need for the European unit to be increasingly proactive in the area of culture.
Companies need to be increasingly agile to seize the opportunities in the fast-moving information age.
Infringements of intellectual property rights appear to be increasingly linked to organised crime.
Industry is also expected to be increasingly represented in the delegations of the Member States to WRC‑2000.
On the negative side there are a number of trends that seem to be increasingly common in several countries.
The profession needs to be increasingly focused on the management of complex issues relating to economic,
What needs to be done to allow investment in renewables to be increasingly driven by market signals?
Cohesion policy needs to be increasingly participative and civil society needs to play a greater role in designing and managing the projects.
the crucial need for the Union budget to be increasingly flexible;
Finally, this phenomenon appears to be increasingly linked to organised crime.
To be increasingly greener with the renewable biogas is possible because we use the same infrastructure that we have built throughout northern Europe.
As such, it is crucial for companies to be increasingly oriented towards their employees.
regional basis to be increasingly open to democratic participation and monitoring.
These should enable renewable energy producers to be increasingly competitive players in the European energy market.
will continue to be increasingly a resource used by companies;
and one aiming to be increasingly competitive and dynamic,
The subject of internal competitiveness has been touched upon in the previous chapter- greater competition must encourage all economic agents to be increasingly efficient and to operate at increasingly competitive costs.
As construction projects tend to be increasingly complex and involve greater numbers of interested parties,
but it seems to be increasingly ubiquitous, in part because social media
As more services migrate to the Web, operators seem to be increasingly tempted to discriminate against other services that compete with their own or do not yield much profit, effectively creating fast lanes
This is the way forward for a European economy that aspires to be increasingly'more dynamic
The events of recent months have shown this to be increasingly essential if conditions of peace
The University Master's Degree in Renewable Energies of the European University of the Canary Islands responds to the tendency of nations and companies to be increasingly aware of the objective of the fight against pollution,
The pattern of international investments is therefore likely to be increasingly sensitive to cross-border differences in corporate tax rules in an environment now characterised by full mobility of capital.