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1. the JRC has focused its resources to respond to the S/T challenges arising from the complex and multi-faceted aspects of Community policy related issues.
2. Senior researchers should devote particular attention to their multi-faceted role as supervisors, mentors, career advisors, leaders, project coordinators, managers or science communicators.
3. The project is expected to contribute to the creation and spread of ICT skills and the establishment of a multi-faceted centre as in Limerick (using operational, financial, technical and customer-handling skills),
4. Senior researchers should devote particular attention to their multi-faceted role as supervisors, mentors, career advisors, leaders, project coordinators, managers or science communicators. They should perform these tasks to the highest professional standards.
5. Several measures and actions should be combined in a multi-faceted and complementary way; this should include, for example, taking measures to promote a safe and responsible use of the Internet, further developing supporting technologies, promoting best practices for codes of conduct embodying generally agreed standards of behaviour and cooperating with industry on the agreed objectives of those codes.
6. The project is expected to contribute to the creation and spread of ICT skills and the establishment of a multi-faceted centre as in Limerick (using operational, financial, technical and customer-handling skills), Multiplier effect: Dell’s presence will help to raise living standards in Łódź Province by increasing the local economy’s output and monetary flows into the province.
7. Dell will also provide its workforce with a range of training opportunities [49]. The project is expected to contribute to the creation and spread of ICT skills and the establishment of a multi-faceted centre as in Limerick (using operational, financial, technical and customer-handling skills),
8. the JRC has focused its resources to respond to the S/T challenges arising from the complex and multi-faceted aspects of Community policy related issues. It has done so by organising its activities around the main policy areas and by establishing synergies with other sources of S/T support available in the Member States.
9. Society should appreciate more fully the responsibilities and the professionalism that researchers demonstrate in executing their work at different stages of their careers and in their multi-faceted role as knowledge workers, leaders, project coordinators, managers, supervisors, mentors, career advisors or science communicators.
10. In its Resolution of 14 April 2005 concerning a comprehensive EU policy against corruption, which refers to the communication from the Commission to the Council, the European Parliament and the European Economic and Social Committee of 28 May 2003 on a Comprehensive EU Policy against Corruption, the Council reaffirms the importance of the role and work of the Member States in developing a comprehensive, multi-faceted policy against corruption in both the public and private sectors, in partnership with all relevant players from civil society and business alike.