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that the issue of on-call time should be recognised as important for the private as well as for the public sector.
We agree that work is needed to determine the conditions under which national approval should be recognised by other Member States.
such as NGOs, should be recognised, and their initiatives more systematically supported.
and his bravery should be recognised.
young talent should be recognised.
The role of Narcotics Anonymous and similar bodies in helping exaddicts to reestablish themselves should be recognised and encouraged.
This informal learning should be recognised and the content of the necessary knowledge and skills defined.
The workload of participating students should be recognised through the ECTS(or otherwise equivalent) credits.
to what extent the knowledge gained should be recognised.
The programme web site should be recognised as one of the principal means of access for the programme.
That should be recognised and encouraged because through them they are getting to the children
However, it should be recognised that hasty decisions in response to strong public demand do not necessarily have the desired effect on safety.
Migration should be recognised as one of the primary areas where an active
The benefits of these points should be recognised, and they should be further fleshed out.
Winsl. et al., whilst other areas should be recognised as"protected zones" in respect of Erwinia amylovora Burr.
However, it should be recognised that initial and emerging markets may require time to reach that goal.
The bilateral agreements should be recognised by all representatives of a joint and shared desire for prosperity.
It should be recognised that daratumumab bound to RBCs may mask detection of antibodies to minor antigens in the patient's serum.
Furthermore, I am convinced that rape should be recognised as an offence throughout the European Union and its perpetrators brought to trial.
This is significant in business policy terms, and should be recognised and promoted.