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This report calls for Europe to be unanimous on essential issues.
It is time for action on every aspect- and this is what this report calls for”, said Ms Metsola.
This report calls for an integrated approach that also hangs together territorially.
I would like to remind you once again that we originally agreed on a series of interinstitutional declarations which this report calls to be implemented and which we are handing over to the newly elected Parliament in the form of guidelines for the future conduct of the European Parliament in its debates over the next few months.
This report calls for a simple, fair and transparent transition regime after 2013.
Indeed, many generations to come will remain at risk This Report calls on member states to accept common minimum standards, invest in new technologies and, importantly, to ban nuclear waste export to third countries.
This report calls for free and full access for all to educational systems, i.e.
The vote on this report calls Parliament to express its opinion on the implementation of the work of Frontex.
This report calls for governments to take several measures, including.
This report calls for the European Union to define its own security interests more clearly.
This report calls on the Commission to publish the accounts of national governments each month.
This report calls for greater transparency which I am sure the majority of MEPs will support.
This report calls for clear action in a number of areas, and it is important that both the Commission and the Member States take note.
This report calls for further development of the existing common agricultural policy rather than the development of a new policy.
This report calls on them to improve the inclusion of disaster prevention in programming instruments and operational programmes.
This report calls for Russia to'renounce all protectionist measures' and threatens retaliation if Russia does not bend to this demand.
This report calls on the Commission to adopt definitive legislation on social responsibility in subcontracting throughout the whole production process.
This report calls for the granting of officially supported credits and guarantees for private sector exports to be supplemented by'social and environmental impact assessments'.
This report calls for a simpler, more responsible CAP that responds more effectively to the needs of European farmers, in the interests of consistency and of preserving.
This report calls for measures to prevent depression and suicide, to encourage mental health among young people and within the education system, in the workplace and among older people.
In writing.-(SV) This report calls for yet more financial resources for area after area within the EU, while in the Member States, savings need to be made in areas such as healthcare, schools and social care.
In writing.- This report calls for the setting-up of an autonomous and permanent EU Operational Headquarters with the capacity to undertake strategic planning and to conduct European Security and Defence Policy(ESDP) operations and missions.
This report calls on the Commission to monitor closely and analyse the very latest scientific research findings in order to assess in particular whether the EU's 2ºC target would really achieve the aim of preventing dangerous climate change effects.
Indeed, this report calls for the European Parliament's new powers to be respected from the entry into force of the Treaty of Lisbon, and transitional rules are thus requested for the interim period pending the application of the new budgetary rules provided for by the same treaty.
This report calls more generally for the strengthening of the core labour standards which are embedded in ILO conventions, including freedom of association and collective bargaining, elimination of forced and compulsory labour, elimination of discrimination in respect of employment and occupation and the abolition of child labour.
This report called on the Commission to instigate legislative initiatives to combat wage inequality.
In particular, this report called for funding to Eurojust and Europol, agencies that operate outside of the boundaries acceptable to British law.
However, this report called for the naked politicisation of volunteering for EU purposes, and for the use of the British taxpayers' money to achieve this politicisation.
For this reason, the report calls on the Member States to establish mechanisms to combat this inequality.
I welcome this report which calls for funding to be provided to projects earlier and reduce the need for bank loans.