In order to avoid inadvertently prohibiting forms of financial activity which are legitimate, namely where there is no effect of market abuse, it is necessary to recognise certain legitimate behaviour.

In order to avoid inadvertently prohibiting forms of financial activity which are legitimate, namely where there is no effect of market abuse, it is necessary to recognise certain legitimate behaviour.

- While placing the readmission policy more firmly within the Global Approach and its priorities and using the potential of mobility partnerships, intensify efforts on readmission agreements between the EC and the main countries of origin and transit; make sure that third countries meet their obligations to readmit persons staying illegally in the EU, including where applicable under the Cotonou Agreement, and the recognition of documents facilitating the return of undocumented migrants, as well as offering the necessary assistance for such readmissions. Ensure through training, exchange of best practices and coaching that all return op ...[+++]erations are conducted with dignity and in line with human rights standards, and increase cooperation to secure the sustainability of such returns.

74. Emphasises the important role played by migrant women, and calls on the Member States to give them the place they deserve in their integration policies and to guarantee them all their rights; highlights the trend towards undocumented migrant women increasingly being employed as domestic workers to care for dependent persons; notes that this group may be subject to exploitation and calls on Member States to address this issue;

Employers and/or funders of researchers should recognise it as wholly legitimate, and indeed desirable, that researchers be represented in the relevant information, consultation and decision-making bodies of the institutions for which they work, so as to protect and promote their individual and collective interests as professionals and to actively contribute to the workings of the institution

4.2.2. It must be acknowledged that a great deal of expenditure on accommodation, food and drink can reasonably be regarded as legitimate business expenditure because it is incurred primarily for business purposes and would not have been incurred at all but for the demands of the business; if, for example, a businessman travels to visit a client and stays in a hotel, where he consumes a meal, this should be regarded as business expenditure because, were it not for the necessity of visiting his client, he would not have made the journey or stayed in the hotel or eaten that meal.