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But much remains to be done," stated Olivier Chastel, following his meeting with Croatian State Secretary for European Integration, Andrej Plenković.
Of course much remains to be done, on the applicants' side, certainly, but on our side too.
Educational reform in the EU: much has been achieved, but much remains to be done.
The Committee considers that the proposal will definitely help to remove obstacles to cross-border movement of EU citizens, although much remains to be done.
we are also aware that much remains to be done.
However, much remains to be done to establish flexible learning pathways, e.g. through better transitions between VET
However, much remains to be done to maximise the potential of PSI re-use and to fully exploit
Much remains to be done and I suppose that this is an area in which the exchange of experiences known as'best practices'
There has been some progress since the 1995 review but much remains to be done to achieve the EEA mandate and the goals of the'Bridging the Gap'Conference.
But much remains to be done across the neighbourhood to ensure that this freedom is fully guaranteed in law
progress is uneven and much remains to be done.
Much remains to be done and the EU will have to play its role, over and above observing the elections,
the Copenhagen political criteria, but unfortunately, much remains to be done in the broadly-understood category of citizens' freedoms.
let us not have any illusions. Much remains to be done.
Much remains to be done- that is obvious-
that significant progress has been made in terms of reducing disparities, much remains to be done if we are to achieve the objectives set by the EU in this area.
However, the Committee feels that much remains to be done at Member State level to ensure that workplaces are properly adapted to the skills and state of health of older workers.
Despite the success of this we cannot ignore the fact that much remains to be done in Central America, as regards both political
Coordinated efforts by Member States have been effective in stabilizing the EU banking system, but much remains to be done to contain the propagation of the crisis into the wider economy