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Calls on the Commission and the Member States to continue this important work;
Encourages Member States to continue creating an enabling environment for volunteering, especially by means of a legal framework where one is still lacking;
Because of these two key points,my report calls on Member States to continue to boost their flags.
It also encouraged member states to continue the implementation of human rights education in primary and secondary school systems.
With regard to direct payments, an option is foreseen for Member States to continue the internal convergence process beyond 2019.
Urges the Member States to continue their efforts to reduce any regional disparities that hinder the creation of a European scientific and technological area;
The performance reserve is the main incentive for Member States to continue to focus on performance once the programmes have started(17).
Underlines the EU's engagement in providing humanitarian aid and in supporting civil society organisations in Sudan andencourages the EU and its Member States to continue their efforts in these fields;
Encourages the Commission and the Member States to continue to work with the IMO towards the global application of this guidance;
It is sufficient to state in this regard that the second subparagraph of Article 18(2)of the Dublin III Regulation does not require Member States to continue the examination of the application at the stage where it was discontinued.
Calls on the Commission and the Member States to continue research into suitable alternatives to biodiesel derived from palm oil;
The almost €200 million made available today will also help to support employment in the EU by allowing Member States to continue investing in large and small infrastructure projects during a time of general economic stagnation".
Furthermore, I encourage new Member States to continue to build up effective partnerships and to consistently reinforce the partnership principle while implementing the operational programmes.
The answer to the third question must therefore be that the second subparagraph of Article 18(2)of the Dublin III Regulation does not require Member States to continue the examination of the application for international protection at the stage where it was discontinued.
The EESC urges the Member States to continue with their efforts to make the world of work compatible with family life.
Although health policy remains(for the most part) a national responsibility,we MEPs have a duty to encourage our Member States to continue their efforts to reduce socio-economic inequalities, thereby also reducing disparities in healthcare.
Calls on the Union and its Member States to continue to give Japan and the disaster regions all necessary humanitarian, technical and financial aid and support;
The second subparagraph of Article 18(2) of the Dublin III Regulation does not require Member States to continue the examination of the application for international protection at the stage where it was discontinued.
Urges the Member States to continue to ensure compliance with food safety legislation and the labelling of products manufactured using vegetable fats, including palm oil;
The proposed 2021-2027 regulation offers the possibility for Member States to continue using programme-specific indicators, with the continued risk of data overload69. 25.
Calls on the EU and its Member States to continue their support of the new democratic structures of Myanmar and to focus in particular on technical cooperation to help improve the various state functions;
(10a) This PEPP Regulation erects no barriers for Member States to continue to organise funded old-age pension schemes on a collective basis.
Encourages the Commission and the Member States to continue supporting and funding the collection of reliable and robust equality data, in consultation with minority representatives, in order to measure inequalities and discrimination;
In the renewables 4th progress reportof 9 April 2019, the European Commission encourages Member States to continue stepping up efforts to both deploy renewables across the three sectors, while at the same time reducing energy consumption.
Calls on the Commission and the Member States to continue monitoring the current situation and to work on contingency planning, including the possibility of applying the Temporary Protection Directive if and when conditions demand it;
We also want this debate to yield a further benefit;we want Member States to continue reforming their education systems and social policies, as well as their markets and the like.
Encourages the Agencies and the Member States to continue implementing multipurpose operations and to ensure that proper steps are taken to include maritime search and rescue within the operations through suitable assets and human resources;
They call on EU foreign policy chief, Federica Mogherini, the EEAS,the Commission and the member states to continue to raise the situation of human rights defenders, political activists, lawyers, journalists and academics in detention with their Turkish interlocutors.
Calls on the Commission and the Member States to continue their efforts to enable the recognition and validation of non-formal and informal learning, and calls on the Member States to recognise the importance and usefulness of micro-credentials;
Calls on the European External Action Service(EEAS) and the Member States to continue monitoring the practical implications of the state of emergency closely and to ensure that all trials of journalists are monitored;