Esimerkkejä Council also calls käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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The Council also calls on the states in the region to promote internal peace and reconciliation.
To that effect, the Council also calls on both parties to implement their obligations under the Roadmap.
The Council also calls on the Palestinian Authority to build on its efforts to improve law and order.
In accordance with its conclusions of 18 May 2000, the Council also calls on the Commission and the Member States to reinforce the role of the recipient country in defining its strategies and development programmes as well as the general coordination of resources.
The Council also calls for immediate unhindered access to all populations in need, in particular in Eastern Jebel Mara.
The Council also calls upon the national administrations of the member States to provide appropriate advice and expertise on dealing with flows of refugees.
The Council also calls upon the Uzbek authorities to grant immediate and unimpeded access to humanitarian agencies and other relevant international organizations to the area.
The Council also calls upon the Egyptian authorities to restore all communication networks without delay and to guarantee unhindered access to all media, including the Internet.
The Council also calls on international standard setters to take into consideration CEBS' report on issues regarding valuation of complex and illiquid financial instruments in their work programmes.
The Council also calls for speedy release of Kosovo Albanian and other prisoners held without charge or on political grounds, as well as the accounting of missing persons from all sides.
The Council also calls on the Commission to encourage, within the Socrates and Leonardo Da Vinci programmes, the exchange of information and experience on different approaches to lifelong learning throughout the Member States.
The Council also calls for a complete stop to all violence, including a sustained halt of rocket attacks at Israel and an effective mechanism to prevent arms and ammunition smuggling into the Gaza strip.
The Council also calls for further efforts in Intelligence Surveillance and Reconnaissance, Future Military Commercial Satellites(SATCOM), Smart Munitions, and Naval Logistics and encourages continuous work on Training and Education facilitated by the EUMS.
The Council also calls on the Commission, during the transitional period referred to in Article 10 of the Directive, to enter into discussions with other important financial centres with a view to providing the adoption by those jurisdictions of measures equivalent to those to be applied within the Community.
The Council also calls on the Commission to open consultations with Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Andorra, Monaco and San Marino on revising their respective agreements on savings taxation with the aim to ensure application of equivalent measures in line with international standards and the improvements agreed at EU level.
The Council also calls for progress in the process of dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina, under the facilitation of the EU and its High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, welcomed in the United Nations General Assembly resolution of 9 September 2010 as a factor for peace, security and stability in the region.
The Council also calls upon the Commission to continue its efforts to persuade the US to grant further exclusions for those European companies which have submitted justified requests, and to continue in general its efforts to obtain economically meaningful product exclusions and compensation from the US.
The Council also calls on the Commission to draw up, for the first policy debate in January or February 2001, a scoreboard showing country by country for the preceding financial year the state of commitments, disbursements and commitments outstanding in respect of the main programmes financed by the Community budget and by the EDF.
The Council also calls on Croatia to fully respect the 4 June 2004 agreement concerning the Ecological and Fisheries Protection Zone referred to in the June 2004 European Council conclusions and the Negotiating Framework and not to apply any aspect of the Zone to the EU Member States until a common agreement in the EU spirit is found.
The Council also called for continued United Nations Security Council engagement on Sudan.
The Competitiveness Council also called on the Commission to step up border controls in cooperation with the Member States.
The Council also called for the use of accelerated procedures for awarding public contracts provided for EC legislation, as well as for reducing the administrative burden on businesses.
The Lisbon Council also called for building up a supportive general framework for economic activity in the EU.
The Council also called for full compliance with international humanitarian law and in particular the protection of civilians.
The Council also called for intensified efforts by the Kosovars and the international presence to fight against organised crime in Kosovo.
The Council also called for the immediate release of prisoners held without charges and to treat prisoners in accordance with the applicable international standards.
The Council also called on fYROM to comply fully with the obligations arising from the Interim Agreement, and to continue building up the necessary capacities to implement the Stabilisation and Association Agreement.
The Council also called on Serbia and Montenegro to pursue a direct and constructive dialogue on their future relations.
The Council also called upon the Commission to continue with its impact analysis in order to prepare a proposal for EU legislation on biodegradable waste if appropriate.
In its conclusions of May 2001, the Council also called on the Commission to present proposals on results indicators to be agreed at the November Council for inclusion in the 2002 Annual Report.