seat customers according to waiting list | seat customers in accordance to the waiting list | organise customer seating plan | seat customers according to the waiting list

time of day routing

on an accrual basis

incremental budgeting

employee paid on a negative basis [ employee paid on a current basis | employee paid currently ]

gender-differentiated analysis | GDA | gender-based analysis | GBA

plant according to guideline | plant according to regulations | plant according to guidelines | plant in accordance to rules

prepare medicinal products from prescription | prepare pharmaceutical form of medication from prescription | prepare medication according to prescriptions | prepare medication from prescription

7. Agrees, notwithstanding the very significant challenges facing the country, with the Commission’s conclusion that it has a high level of alignment with the EU acquis vis-à-vis its stage in the accession process and that the Copenhagen criteria are sufficiently met for accession talks to begin; notes that under the EU’s procedures new members are admitted only when they have met all requirements; shares the view of the Commission that opening Chapters 23 and 24 on justice, democracy and human rights will enhance progress on the very issues which are of particular concern to some Member States;

(19) According to the International Monetary Fund, the Kyrgyz Republic falls under the category of ‘emerging and developing economies’; according to the World Bank, the Kyrgyz Republic is part of the group of ‘low-income economies’ and ‘IDA countries’; according to the UN-OHRLLS , the Kyrgyz Republic falls under the category of ‘landlocked-developing country’; according to the OECD/Development Assistance Committee, the Kyrgyz Republic is in the list of ‘other low income countries’.

3. Points out that, according to the Eurostat ‘at-risk-of poverty’ indicator, nearly 85 million persons in the European Union were at risk of poverty in 2008, and that according to the ‘material deprivation’ indicator it is estimated that the figure would rise to 120 million; considers that the Council’s decision on poverty indicators may give rise to ambiguities concerning the overall reduction target of lifting 20 million persons out of poverty and exclusion by 2020 (reduction of 23.5 % according to Eurostat’s ‘at-risk-of poverty indicator’, but only 16.7 % according to the ‘material deprivation’ indicator); stresses that those living in poverty are for the most part women, a situation brought about by unemployment, ...[+++]casual labour, low wages, pensions below the minimum subsistence level, and the widespread difficulty of obtaining access to good public services;

24. Points out that, according to the Eurostat ‘at-risk-of poverty’ indicator, nearly 85 million persons in the European Union were at risk of poverty in 2008, and that according to the ‘material deprivation’ indicator it is estimated that the figure would rise to 120 million; considers that the Council’s decision on poverty indicators may give rise to ambiguities concerning the overall reduction target of lifting 20 million persons out of poverty and exclusion by 2020 (reduction of 23.5 % according to Eurostat’s ‘at-risk-of poverty indicator’, but only 16.7 % according to the ‘material deprivation’ indicator);