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This House therefore calls on the Commission to use every means to act and save them.
Calls on the Commission to use this review as a starting-point for drawing up the required measures;
Welcomes the initiative entitled‘CiTIEs: Cities of Tomorrow:Investing in Europe', and calls on the Commission to use the existing platforms to develop communication tools aimed at bringing together stakeholders in the field of sustainable urban development;
Calls on the Commission to use regulation as the legislative tool when proposing banking legislation;
In writing.- With this resolution, the European Parliament commends Croatia for the substantial progress achieved in attaining the benchmarks necessary for the conclusion of the accession negotiations; it asks Croatia to pursue resolutely the necessary reforms in order to be able to attain the final benchmarks and to conclude the negotiations; and it calls on the Commission to use all its capacities to support Croatia's efforts to attain the benchmarks.
Calls on the Commission to use the full potential of the early warning system as laid down in the revised waste directives;
Calls on the Commission to use its competences to the fullest extent, including facilitating the exchange of good practices among Member States;
Calls on the Commission to use the EU structural funds to support the transition from institutional to community-based services;
Calls on the Commission to use such an approach in the near future, rather than a few quantitative criteria that are identical for all sectors of industry;
Calls on the Commission to use EU funds to support the transition from institutional to community-based services, both inside and outside the EU;
Calls on the Commission to use all available measures, including infringement procedures, when necessary, to ensure full implementation of SM legislation;
Calls on the Commission to use appropriations from the Youth Employment Initiative to support associations(grassroots movements) which teach disadvantaged young people digital skills;
Calls on the Commission to use the same methodology to estimate its amount at risk error for all DGs and to inform the discharge authority of its progress;
Calls on the Commission to use trade policy as a means of working towards establishing global competition policy rules in order to eliminate the numerous persistent barriers to trade;
Calls on the Commission to use the resources for technical assistance at its own initiative and to assist proactively Member States to speed up result-oriented absorption of the cohesion policy funds;
Calls on the Commission to use technical and financial means in order to ensure EU-level coordination and exchanges of best practices in the fight against terrorist propaganda, radical networks and recruitment on the internet;
Calls on the Commission to use its powers under Article 144(1) of Regulation(EU) 2016/429 to adopt a delegated act that would provide a derogation for movements that pose a low risk for the spread of disease;
Calls on the Commission to use all available tools for even better promotion and dissemination of results of the implemented projects, as well as information about the European added value of all actions carried out under the program;
Calls on the Commission to use this new criterion as a lever to persuade third countries to accept more meaningful dialogue on human rights in the strategically and economically significant context of negotiations on visas;
Calls on the Commission to use its policy and financial instruments and promote exchanges of best practices between Member States to foster investments in various traditional sectors and SMEs that are lagging behind the digital industrial revolution;
Calls on the Commission to use NRPs- which have already been formally included in the programming of the Cohesion Fund- in an even more strategic and operational manner, by making practical use of instruments that have already been adopted to support sustainable development.
Calls on the Commission to use impact assessments and ex-post evaluations to examine the compatibility of initiatives, proposals or pieces of existing legislation with the Sustainable Development Goals, as well as their impact, respectively, on the progress and implementation of these Goals;
Calls on the Commission to use its new Scientific Advice Mechanism(SAM) to refine a regulatory framework which places greater emphasis on risk-based and independent scientific evidence when assessing risks, hazards and benefits in the adoption or non-adoption of new technologies, products and practices;
Calls on the Commission to use the priorities of the Europe 2020 strategy to tackle structural weaknesses in Europe's economy, address the gender pay and pensions gap, improve the EU's competitiveness and productivity and underpin a sustainable social market economy which benefits all women and men;
Calls on the Commission to use trade agreements to promote the interoperability of ICT standards that benefit both consumers and producers, notably in the context of a secure Internet of things, 5G and cybersecurity, while not circumventing legitimate fora for multi-stakeholder governance which have served the open internet well;
In its PANA report, also calls on the Commission to use the procedure laid down in Article 116 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union, which makes it possible to change the unanimity requirement in cases where the Commission finds that a difference between the provisions laid down by law, regulation or administrative action in Member States is distorting the conditions of competition in the internal market.
In this context, calls on the Commission to use relevant good practice experience found during the Court's audit(evaluation of renewable energy in rural area, third party energy supply projects financed under the EAFRD, own use of renewable energy projects), as well as similar experience described in the OECD study‘Linking Renewable Energy to Rural Development';
Calls on the Commission to use trade agreements to prevent parties from imposing foreign equity caps, to lay down pro-competitive wholesale access rules for incumbent operators' networks, to provide transparent and non-discriminatory rules and fees for licensing, and to secure genuine access to last-mile infrastructures in export markets for EU telecom providers;
I would like to stress one particular point: the call on the Commission to use the existing ECDC and to add non-communicable diseases to its mandate.