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The Member States concerned should also act as one on this matter.
Such higher coverage level should be limited in time and in scope and the Member States concerned should adjust the target level and contributions paid to their DGSs proportionately.
The Member States concerned should notify the other Member States, the European Parliament and the Commission accordingly.
For the most part, therefore, the collection of the relevant data will not impose any additional burden on respondents, as the Member States concerned should be able to compile the data by using existing data sources.
Moreover, the Member States concerned should take all necessary measures to ensure the protection of the ground stations established on their territories.
(36) The support by ENISA forex-post technical inquiries of incidents having a significant or substantial impact undertaken at the request of the Member States concerned should focus on the prevention of future incidents.
The Member States concerned should provide the necessary information and assistance in order to enable ENISA to support the ex-post technical inquiry effectively.
Where an offence falls within the jurisdiction of more than one Member State, the Member States concerned should cooperate with one another in order to decide which of them are to investigate the case, bearing in mind the principle of ne bis in idem.
The Member States concerned should take into account each other's views in this process, and should be able to request the assistance of the Cooperation Group in this regard.
For the most part, the collection of the relevant data will not impose any additional burden on respondents as the Member States concerned should be able to compile the data by using already existing data sources(for example, customs documents).
Moreover, the Member States concerned should take all necessary measures to ensure the protection of the ground stations established on their territories.
It is worth mentioning that the collection of the relevant data does not impose any additional burden on respondents, as the Member States concerned should be able to compile the data by using already existing data sources(for example, custom documents).
Member States concerned should therefore allocate at least 10% of their national resources of the ESF+ strand under shared management to support youth employability.
For the implementation of joint deployment plans, the Member States concerned should pool and deploy the means of control and inspection that they have committed to such plans.
Member States concerned should take appropriate action to facilitate cooperation with each other in order to ensure that victims of terrorism, who are residents of a Member State other than that where the terrorist offence was committed have effective access to such information.
In the case of projects that could have cross-border effects on the environment, the Member States concerned should set up, on the basis of equal representation, a joint liaison body responsible for dealing with all the stages in the procedure.
The Member States concerned should take all necessary steps to minimise the duration and geographical extent of those limitations and seek the assistance of the Union, where necessary, under Article 10(2) of Decision No 243/2012/EU.
In order to establish the core network in a coordinated and timely manner,thereby making it possible to maximise the network benefits, Member States concerned should ensure that appropriate measures are taken to finalise the projects of common interest by 2030.
I feel that the Member States concerned should be requested to inform the European Parliament and the Council, in writing in the course of a six-month period, beginning on the date of the entry into force of this decision, on the implementation of these additional measures and shortcomings.
(12) In order to establish the core and the comprehensive network in a coordinated and timely manner,allowing thereby maximising the network benefits, Member States concerned should ensure that the projects of common interest are finalised by 2030 and 2050 respectively.
The Member States concerned should, however, provide the Commission with the basic information and acts under which they have been recognised at national level, failing which they should lose their protection as designations of origin or geographical indications.
(50)Where an authority of a Member State considers the placement of a child in a foster family or in an institution in another Member State, a consultation procedure through the Central Authorities of both Member States concerned should be carried out prior to the placement.
In order to streamline the funding mechanisms andminimise the administrative burden related to their implementation, the Member States concerned should have the possibility of using their share of the 10% redistributed allowances and of the transitional free allocation for the modernisation of the energy sector under the provisions of the Modernisation Fund.
In order to establish the core network in a coordinated and timely manner,thereby making it possible to maximise the network benefits, Member States concerned should ensure that appropriate measures are taken to finalise the projects of common interest by 2030.
The Member State concerned should be required to cooperate with the Agency in the implementation of those measures.
The Member State concerned should select such investments based on clear and transparent criteria set in this Directive.
In case of a double tax credit, the Member State concerned should limit the benefit of the tax credit in proportion to the net taxable income with respect to the underlying return.
The Member State concerned should publish on the internet the full text of such aid measure.
The Member State concerned should facilitate the implementation of the Council decision and the operational plan by implementing among others its obligations provided for in Articles 44, 83 and 84.
In the event of non-compliance with the standards imposed by this Directive the Member State concerned should investigate the cause and ensure that the necessary remedial action is taken as soon as possible to restore the quality of the water;