Esimerkkejä Report also calls käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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The Morgan report also calls for binding sectoral targets.
Inevitably, you then move on to quotas, but the report also calls for the dignity of women.
The report also calls for solidarity, dialogue and coordination between neighbouring countries.
The report also calls for research studies on seeds and their contribution to disease control.
The report also calls for Russia to enter into firm commitments not to use force against its neighbours.
The report also calls for Member States to recognise national traditions in implementing employment policy.
The report also calls for the establishment of a Defence Council, an idea that I know has been around for some time.
The report also calls on Member States to introduce legislation to facilitate the uptake of generic drugs.
The report also calls upon the Court to bring its annual report forward to the first October session.
The report also calls for shorter working hours, a change of mindset, for a more equitable division of family responsibilities, and.
The report also calls for stronger measures to address the energy consumption of buildings, notably by renovating the existing building stock.
The report also calls for these women to be helped to become more independent and for their participation in political life and in decision-making to be promoted.
The report also calls for the creation of a harmonised framework for private placements within the Union, and I fully support its recommendations on that point.
The report also calls for better procedures to take when publication requirements are not followed, and for data protection to be included in the Commission regulation itself.
The report also calls for a comprehensive settlement of the Cyprus issue; if Turkey continues to deny Cyprus recognition, the EU must suspend the accession talks.
The report also calls for instruments to foster the development and growth of eco-innovative SMEs, as well as the development of eco-industrial parks.
The report also calls for an integrated industrial policy to serve as the foundation for environmental, competition and trade policy, in order to improve resource efficiency.
The report also calls for a review of the rules on the use of mechanically processed meat for human consumption and lays down new rules on providing better information to consumers.
The report also calls on the Commission to examine measures to deal with class actions in the case of cross-border digital environment disputes between businesses and consumers.
The report also calls for programmes to reduce the vulnerability of inmates to violent situations, with psychological care for women who have been the victims of gender violence.
The report also calls on the Commission to consider labelling which would give consumers access to information on the social and environmental manufacturing conditions of the products they buy.
The report also calls on other WTO members to match the EU's move in Hong Kong on export subsidies and to eliminate all forms of export support, including export credits and food aid.
The report also calls for the adoption of an international convention on tax matters that would include sanctions both for non-cooperative jurisdictions and for financial institutions that operate with tax havens.
At the same time the report also calls for the position of urban areas in the Regions for Economic Change initiative to be strengthened and for the Urban Audit project to be further developed and regularly updated.
The report also calls for an assessment of any negative impact that such decisions might entail, but we certainly think that the removal of barriers to trade and investment can only be positive.
The report also calls on the Commission to draw up proposals on legal migration, which would be easier to manage and could promote economic and social progress in receiving, transit and origin countries.
The report also calls for efficient goods transport, including reliable loading and unloading systems to facilitate last-mile operations, acknowledging the need to promote the co-existence of mobility of people and goods.
The report also calls on the Commission, which has set up a working group for arbitration, to consult on any legislative proposals before submitting them, as arbitration issues have a significant impact on international trade.
The report also calls for a study into how the present national systems work, with a comparison between common-law countries, such as Britain, and other European jurisdictions, and how existing arrangements could be improved.
The report also calls for Member States to fully involve regional and local authorities in implementing policies and I am sure that when Scotland is independent, the Scottish Government will fully involve all Scotland's regions in these matters.