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Calls on the Commission to present more inclusive, more detailed and more reliable Work Programmes;
As regards the Single Market Act II, the European Council calls on the Commission to present all key proposals by the spring of 2013.
Calls on the Commission to present detailed information on the use that is made of this possibility;
Calls on the Commission to present by the end of 2018 a specific plan to reduce fraud in this area;
Calls on the Commission to present a concrete and ambitious post-2015 strategy for gender equality;
Calls on the Commission to present a new strategy for EU tourism to replace or update the 2010 communication;
Calls on the Commission to present a complete analysis and report of the EGF funds already implemented to the European Parliament;
Calls on the Commission to present a strategy to challenge measures by third countries that restrict access for EU businesses to their online markets;
Calls on the Commission to present a well-designed and comprehensive communication strategy about the benefits of space technologies for citizens and businesses;
Calls on the Commission to present a roadmap which addresses the abovementioned issues, prior to presenting the necessary proposals for the next MFF;
Calls on the Commission to present to Parliament its current initiatives and latest findings in relation to the development of a global traceability network;
Calls on the Commission to present a yearly comprehensive report to Parliament and the Council on the evaluations carried out pursuant to Regulation 1053/2013;
Calls on the Commission to present a report on the implementation of the Cooperation Agreement and the democracy and human rights clause;
Calls on the Commission to present a proposal which would provide for the expression of financial solidarity at EU level to victims of acts of terrorism and their families;
Calls on the Commission to present an analysis of whether the principle of mutual recognition could be applied to digital goods in the same manner as to physical goods;
Calls on the Commission to present a new and integrated EU industrial climate strategy for energy-intensive industries in support of a competitive net-zero emissions heavy industry transition;
Calls on the Commission to present an overview on the structure and the functioning of Member States' national fiscal councils and how these councils can improve ownership at national level;
Calls on the Commission to present a yearly report on the level of electromagnetic radiation in the EU, its sources, and actions taken in the EU to better protect human health and the environment;
Calls on the Commission to present, and on the Member States to endorse, a proposal for an EU apprenticeship scheme that would guarantee a set of rights for apprentices and VET learners;
Calls on the Commission to present a mid-term evaluation of the projects launched on skills in the automotive sector, including the three-year SKILLFULL research project and the recommendations established by the GEAR 2030 high-level group;
Calls on the Commission to present legislative initiatives, designed specifically for the financial sector, to end unjustified geo-blocking in order to facilitate switching by customers to more advantageous retail financial services in other Member States;
Calls on the Commission to present a report on the implementation of EUSAIR to Parliament and the Council every two years, in order to assess its functioning and its added value in terms of growth and jobs, reducing disparities and sustainable development;
Calls on the Commission to present, as soon as possible, a proposal for establishing a Pillar on social rights capable of ensuring a level playing field across the EU, as part of the efforts towards a fair and truly pan-European labour market as well as being a means to foster upward economic and social convergence in order to tackle the economic and social disparities existing within and between Member States;
Calls on the Commission to present a comprehensive strategy on how development, aid for trade and public procurement policies can support a fairer and more sustainable garment supply chain and local micro-enterprises, by promoting best practices and providing incentives to private sector actors that invest in the sustainability and fairness of their supply chains, from the fibre farmer to the final consumer;
In response to this, the Stockholm Programme called on the Commission to present a proposal for the use of PNR data to prevent, detect, investigate and prosecute terrorism and serious crime.
In November 2008, the European Parliament called on the Commission to present an analysis of the effects of the behaviour of banks that, at that time, had transferred their assets out of those Member States that had recently acceded to the EU.
Reiterates its call on the Commission to present, as soon as possible, a European strategy for preventing and combating all forms of gender-based violence, including a legal act to support the Member States in the prevention and suppression of all forms of violence against women and girls and of gender-based violence;
Reiterates its call on the Commission to present a genuine European Equality Strategy in the form of a communication that contains clear and, as far as possible, quantifiable objectives and to have this translated into all official EU languages in order to ensure greater distribution and understanding for citizens and social and economic actors;
In its resolution of 25 September 2007 on the Road Map for Renewable Energy in Europe 21,the European Parliament called on the Commission to present, by the end of 2007, a proposal for a legislative framework for energy from renewable sources, referring to the importance of setting targets for the shares of energy from renewable sources at Community and Member State level.