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Calls on the Commission to analyse the respective national renewable energy action plans presented by Member States;
Notes, for example, the investment programmes dedicated to energy transition in countries such as China andSouth Korea and calls on the Commission to analyse such programmes and their implications for EU competitiveness in the sectors concerned;
Calls on the Commission to analyse this situation and to suggest measures to counter patent abusers in the FinTech area;
Notes, for example, the magnitude of investment programmes dedicated to energy transition in countries such as the US, China andSouth Korea; calls on the Commission to analyse such programmes including their levels of ambition and to assess the risk of the EU losing its leadership;
Calls on the Commission to analyse the financial burden caused by fees and charges due within obligatory certification and licensing procedures;
Calls on the Commission to analyse the level of abuse of the low-value consignment reliefs on e-commerce trade of goods with third countries;
Calls on the Commission to analyse the national qualification schemes and suggests adjusting them to match the changing needs of the new emerging professions;
Calls on the Commission to analyse and assess the hedging functions of European agricultural commodity derivatives markets and their related infrastructure in the physical agricultural markets.
Calls on the Commission to analyse the current legal uncertainties affecting consumers and if necessary to resolve them through clarification and supplements to the legal framework of consumers' rights;
Calls on the Commission to analyse the possible development of a set of harmonised criteria, drawing on the experience of its 25-year history, on the basis not only of population size but also of socio-economic and territorial specificities;
Calls on the Commission to analyse the full range of financial sources for establishing the EOSC and to strengthen existing instruments to ensure faster development, focusing in particular on best practices;
Calls on the Commission to analyse operational restrictions on retail and wholesale in the single market, bringing forward reform proposals where necessary, and to report on this analysis in the spring of 2017;
Calls on the Commission to analyse in depth the current situation and legal framework with regard to fake news, and to verify the possibility of legislative intervention to limit the dissemination and spreading of fake content;
Calls on the Commission to analyse the socio-economic impact of recreational fishing on inland tourism, in particular in rural areas, and to propose possible measures for regions where the potential for such fishing is underexploited;
Calls on the Commission to analyse the real impact of investing EU funds during the previous programming period and to draw specific conclusions regarding the positive and negative experiences as a starting point for adding value to the investment process;
Calls on the Commission to analyse whether the voluntary ethical guidelines are sufficient to ensure that the inclusive, ethically embedded uptake of AI does not generate economic and social divides in EU societies, and suggest regulatory and policy measures if necessary;
Calls on the Commission to analyse the possibility of introducing proportional financial liability for banks and financial institutions facilitating transfers to known tax havens, as defined by the future common Union list of tax havens and uncooperative tax jurisdictions;
Calls on the Commission to analyse the shortcomings in the transposition, implementation and application of the existing legislation, and to use its powers to initiate infringement proceedings when Member States fail to properly implement legislation;
Calls on the Commission to analyse operational restrictions on retail and wholesale in the single market, bringing forward reform proposals where necessary, and to report on this analysis in the spring of 2017;
Calls on the Commission to analyse the impact of methane more fully in connection with greenhouse gas emissions reduction policies,to evaluate the possibilities and to propose a CH4 emissions reduction plan adapted to the particular situations of certain sectors and Member States;
Calls on the Commission to analyse the opportunities and risks of crowdfunding for European society, in particular those that directly impact investors who might not have the same access to information and might be less prepared for this kind of transaction compared to professional investors;
Calls therefore on the Commission to analyse the reasons for this phenomenon and to elaborate a more efficient approach to monitoring the absorption of EU funds, in particular those funds specifically intended for marginalised groups;
In its June 2017 resolution on online platforms andthe digital single market, the European Parliament had already called on the Commission to analyse the legal framework with regard to‘fake news', and to look intothe possibility of legislative intervention to limit the dissemination of fake content.
Calls on the Commission to consider a comparative study to analyse complaints regarding non-consensual adoptions with cross-border aspects;
Calls on the Commission, therefore, to analyse issues relevant to the governance of the Internet of Things with the help of operators in the sector;
Calls on the Commission and the Member States to analyse the discrepancies between farm gate prices and those charged by the major retailers;
Calls on the Commission and the Council to analyse the clinical, economic and social criteria that some national HTA agencies already apply, while respecting the competences of the Member States;
Calls on the Commission and the Member States to analyse the remaining potential of renewables for heating and cooling and to look into synergies between increased consumption of renewables and the implementation of the Energy Efficiency Directive and the Building Directive;
Calls on the Commission and the Member States to analyse and eliminate the barriers to(re)entering the labour market and self-employment of Roma women and furthermore to place proper emphasis on the role of women in the economic empowerment of marginalised Roma and launching businesses;
Calls on the Commission and the Member States to analyse unnecessary restrictions within the single market that are not justified by overriding reasons relating to the public interest,to bring forward ideas on how to overcome these challenges where necessary and to report on this in 2017;