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The quality of residues must be improved, and both recycling and landfilling of residues must be managed with largest possible respect of groundwater resources.
The environmental standard of existing tourist areas and tourist facilities must be improved, and new facilities with high environmental standards should be established.
this is changed to say that such systems must be improved, but still ensuring price competitiveness.
The implementation of EU environ mental legislation in the Member States is not satisfactory and must be improved.
Waste prevention must be improved, and recycling of industrial waste must be increased- also when it comes to hazardous waste.
Their productive capacity must be improved, and that by means of easier access to additional finance on more favourable terms
but this site must be improved and the Commission will make a contribution to make this happen.
the economic stability of the region must be improved.
Judicial control must be improved, extending the Court of Justice's competence
The social rights of workers must be improved in line with the development of the internal market
prisoners of conscience are severe and must be improved.
Whatever worked best for you last year must be improved upon this year.
the procedures are still at an early stage and must be improved.
after the grant application process must be improved.
nutritious food must be improved through national systems.
the European Parliament are determined that financial management of the Community budget must be improved.
after the grant application process must be improved.
Similarly, rural development must be improved, properly valued and increased,
This can and must be improved, because totally misleading fantasy names are just as harmful as meaningless descriptions that nobody can understand.
However, there are points that must be improved, in particular access to justice, which Mr Whitehead mentioned.