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We count on the support of the European Parliament and Member States to make this happen.
Encourages Member States to make these on-line courses an integral part of the Youth Guarantee;
Now the Commission counts on European Parliament and the Member States to make it a reality.
They encourage Member States to make HIV tests available free of charge, to ensure early detection.
The EU doesn't have the power to directly collect taxes,but it requires member states to make contribution annually to the EU Central Budget.
The Member States to make further efforts to include more reliable and up-to date information in their LPIS database;
MEPs will push the European Commission and member states to make the fight against homelessness a top priority.
Urge Member States to make the requisite investments in order to finalise the connections of the EUs core corridors;
Already in its 2012 Communication[15],the European Commission invited the Member States to make additional efforts towards an ambitious implementation of the Services Directive.
I call on Member States to make sure that public authorities and industry have IPv6 widely sown up by 2010.".
We welcome the proposal put forward to ensure improvements in national fiscal frameworks and to encourage Member States to make better fiscal decisions in the future.
Calls on the Commission to urge Member States to make the investment required to finalise the connections of the EU's core corridors;
In general, I welcome the proposals put forward to ensure improvements in national fiscal frameworks and to encourage Member States to make better fiscal decisions in the future.
Calls on the Commission to urge Member States to make the requisite investments in order to finalise the connections of the EU's core corridors;
This earlier, more comprehensive and stricter application of preventive measures by the Commission allows for more timely improvements to a larger number of management and 37 control systems, andalso increases the incentives for Member States to make the necessary improvements.
This should allow member states to make the required energy choices and create a stable business climate for private investment, especially until 2030.
Given the large number of people employed in the industry,it is important for the European Union and the Member States to make every effort to cushion the negative social and regional impact of this change and to keep the impact to a minimum.
Encourages the Member States to make their rules more easily available online and in more than one language, in the interests of increasing trade, which will be of benefit to all;
Importantly for the deaf community- the EAA will oblige Member States to make single European emergency number 112 accessible to everyone in the EU.
Encourages the Member States to make HIV tests available free of charge, especially for vulnerable groups,to ensure early detection and to improve reporting of the number of infections, which is important for the purposes of providing adequate information and warnings about the disease;
The Regulation also provides for the for the possibility for Member States to make this procedure mandatory for certain types of data processing activities concerning public interest, public health, and social protection.
Urges the Member States to make payment procedures more efficient, underlining in particular that verification procedures for checking invoices or the conformity of goods and services with the contractual specifications should not be used to extend payment periods artificially beyond the limits imposed by the Directive;
Charging users for some associated external costs enables Member States to make their national road charging systems more efficient, which means they are better able to manage transport demand.
Calls on the EU and the Member States to make the necessary efforts to enhance digital and ICT competences, also by means of organising specific training in the use of these instruments for teachers and students at school and university level;
In my view,your contribution is all the more crucial since the current context is forcing Member States to make difficult choices where I believe it is essential to protect research and innovation as an investment for the future, and I can assure you that I will inform the Council of the content of this debate, and I will remain at your disposal.
Urges the EU and the Member States to make the necessary efforts to combat forced labour in EU industries abroad, and in relation to third countries, by applying and enforcing labour standards and supporting governments in adopting labour laws providing minimum protection standards for workers, including foreign workers and to ensure that European companies operating in third countries respect these standards;
Calls on the Commission and the Member States to make security an obligatory aspect in all public procurement procedures for relevant infrastructure at both EU and national level;
Encourages Member States to make a greater effort to meet the objectives and to ensure the implementation of reforms agreed on within the framework of the Bologna process and mobility programmes, and to commit themselves to working together more effectively in order to correct their imperfections, so that they better reflect the needs of students and the academic community as a whole, and stimulate and support improvements to the quality of higher education;
The commitment by the member states to make the necessary adjustments to their laws in pertinent areas to allow for the strengthening of the integration process.
This Directive lays down an obligation for Member States to make all existing documents re-usable unless access is restricted or excluded under national rules on access to documents or subject to the other exceptions laid down in this Directive.