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The particular noise problems of airports which are located in the centre of large conurbations("city airports") should be recognised by allowing for the introduction of more stringent rules.
It should be recognised that, as mentioned above, productivity increased overall during the 5-year period.
I have long advocated a carrot-and-stick approach whereby President Lukashenko's efforts at democratic reform and openness should be recognised and rewarded by closer ties to the European Union.
we have therefore proposed that partners of the same sex should be recognised as family members if legislation
professional competence in one Member State should be recognised in another.
An Oxford degree in psychology should be recognised everywhere, and the same should apply to a psychology degree awarded by a less prestigious university in a smaller country.
river protection, and this should be recognised and maintained.
It should be recognised that at a time when many European initiatives are viewed rather critically by the public,
and what they say should be recognised for what it is. .
a clearer definition of who should be recognised as a refugee and one that is consistent across all 15 countries.
as well as unified standards which enable decisions to be made about who should be recognised as a refugee or whether a person is in need of international protection.
The experience of workers who have been performing this activity for a substantial period of time should be recognised, and employment of the elderly in all the most hazardous activities should be promoted.
It should be recognised that the EU's legal framework on environmental inspection has already been improved during the last years,
not the Irish language should be recognised as an official working and official language of the European Union.
It should be recognised, Mr Walter,
that there is no gap between countries that are already doing a lot- and that should be recognised- and those that are perhaps somewhat more lax in this area.
for example, on financial regulation, should be recognised for what it is: enormous progress that would simply have not been possible some years ago, and the Seoul Summit was an important further step in that process and the launching of a new agenda, not a one-off spectacular event.
And insisting that we, in the European Union, should be recognising a country which has existed as a flourishing parliamentary democracy for some 14 years
In such circumstances other documents should be recognised as being equivalent.
This should be recognised as such by sectoral policies.