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Calls on the Commission to introduce a minimum target for the share of zero-emission cars for all manufacturers;
Considers it essential for the Member States to use effective means to counter the growing internationalisation of fraud and calls on the Commission to introduce common standards for measures to help combat fraud;
Even worse, it calls on the Commission to introduce a speeded-up punishment process for intentional non-conformity.
Calls on the Commission to introduce policies designed to combat demographic decline and the dispersion of populations;
Following the adoption of a motion this week,I am delighted that the Parliament calls on the Commission to introduce emergency measures, including raising the current ceiling for State aid from EUR 30 000 to EUR 60 000 per company for a transitional period of three years.
Also calls on the Commission to introduce an effective method of tracking biodiversity spending in the Union budget;
Calls on the Commission to introduce a methodology for quantitative targets for the reduction of administrative burden at European level;
Calls on the Commission to introduce gender-sensitive measures when creating new development policies and when reviewing existing policies;
Calls on the Commission to introduce common standards and checks to ensure the independence and effectiveness of national equality bodies;
Calls on the Commission to introduce a requirement for a gender-sensitive analysis into the EU Solidarity Fund when evaluating the impact on populations;
Calls on the Commission to introduce a ban on micro-plastics in cosmetics, personal care products, detergents and cleaning products by 2020;
Calls on the Commission to introduce specific measures to recognise and improve working conditions for women working as net‑makers, provisioners, unloaders and packers;
Calls on the Commission to introduce an EU watch list so as to better exchange information on extremist chaplains within the scope permissible in accordance with the law;
(b) calls on the Commission to introduce stricter controls for the proper enforcement of compulsory working-time limits and rest periods for drivers who are professional road users;
Calls on the Commission to introduce mandatory requirements for microplastic filters in the review of the ecodesign measures for household washing machines and washer dryers;
Calls on the Commission to introduce, in-house, a central public register of all legal corporate-tax exemptions, deductions and credits, together with a quantitative budget impact assessment for each Member State;
Calls on the Commission to introduce the indicators proposed by the FAO in its Sustainability Assessment of Food and Agriculture systems(SAFA), in particular those geared to employment and social wellbeing;
Calls on the Commission to introduce targets for care services for persons with disabilities,on similar lines to the Barcelona targets, with monitoring tools for measuring the quality, accessibility and affordability of these services;
Calls on the Commission to introduce preventive tests and a method for rapidly treating and monitoring the course of Lyme borreliosis infections among professionals in the agroforestry sector and scientists involved in gathering field data;
Calls on the Commission to introduce a mandatory EU labelling regulation system for sheep meat products, possibly with an EU-wide logo, to allow consumers to distinguish between EU products and those from third countries;
Calls on the Commission to introduce further support measures to address demographic challenges and reiterates its support to initiatives such as villages for people with dementia, where appropriate care is provided from an early stage;
Calls on the Commission to introduce a new and comprehensive legal framework to prohibit clearly defined unfair trading practices in the food supply chain, along with minimum standards for enforcing these bans and sanction mechanisms;
Calls on the Commission to introduce a dedicated action for the mobility of art works, possibly in the form of a touring grant, as this would extend the lifecycle of many projects that are funded through the Creative Europe programme;
Calls on the Commission to introduce, before the close of next year's exercise, a new indicator on access to justice for any groups which could possibly be underprivileged or discriminated against, in order to identify any possible obstacles;
Calls on the Commission to introduce an EU-wide risk management framework for unconventional fossil fuels exploration or extraction, with a view to ensuring that harmonised provisions for the protection of human health and the environment apply across all Member States;
Calls on the Commission to introduce a multi-funded-investment approach in the post-2020 legislative period so as to ensure the smooth implementation of the integrated rural development tools, such as the smart villages initiative;
Calls on the Commission to introduce EU scoreboards to measure cultural and media pluralism, to develop indicators and to monitor freedom of artistic expression at European level and diversity in the creation, distribution and supply of creative works;
Calls on the Commission to introduce a multi-funded investment approach in the post-2020 legislative period to ensure the smooth implementation of integrated rural development tools with clear environmental benefits, such as the smart villages initiative;
Calls on the Commission to introduce a transitional regulation which, in the event of a delay in the adoption of the CAP, enables farmers to continue to have access to rural development programme measures, particularly environment and investment measures;
Calls on the Commission to introduce this tool in the consultation process with Member States on the integrated national energy and climate plans, which have to be notified to the Commission by 1 January 2019 and guide Member States on how to apply it;