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of the evaluation and taking over the achievements of the above-mentioned programmes, must be simplified and reinforced;
Debian 2.1r2 appears to be a technically very solid distribution" but"The installation procedure MUST be simplified if the Debian project wants to attract large numbers of new users.
Naturally, the procedures must be simplified, straightforward and flexible.
even more importantly, it must be simplified, Madam Commissioner.
Visa and work permit application procedures must be simplified; this would help to promote cross-border mobility and relations.
regulations and directives must be simplified to this end.
For it to succeed, the administration of the Structural Funds must be simplified and dealt with more efficiently.
Rules must be simplified so that the Single Market could operate properly and the Stockholm Summit should adopt a multiannual simplification programme.
administrative procedures must be simplified.
Administrative and financial rules must be simplified, and there is a need for larger advance payments, as well as global grants, which are very effective.
Access to the mobility programme must be simplified. This means more than the appropriate increase in the budget suggested in the Commission's proposal.
the EMFF Regulation must be simplified;
In a properly designed recursive function, with each recursive call, the input problem must be simplified in such a way that eventually the base case must be reached.
Thirdly, the reimbursement of ambulatory care must be simplified, but in the case of hospital and specialised care, Member States must obtain prior authorisation since that care is expensive.
The CAP must be simplified, as that will make our agricultural economy more competitive,
and procedures must be simplified to prevent non-compliance with eligibility criteria,
financial crisis on the Member States' budgets means that the management of cohesion policy must be simplified and advance payments increased.
Whereas the application of these Directives must be simplified and the balance which has been reached in the current Community legislation in the field of public procurement must be maintained as far as possible;
Similarly, the product registration procedure must be simplified and made more accessible, making applications easier to