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It is therefore important to agree together on targets and timetables.
Targets and timetables Work Programme.
The Bonn Agreement showed the value of clear-cut targets and timetables to ensure momentum.
Targets and timetables Work Programme.
Gothenburg must be geared towards action, with clearly defined targets and timetables.
We need clear targets and timetables by next year, including sector-wide action programmes.
The most important of these will be specific steps towards the incorporation of them by the European Union, and industry-specific targets and timetables.
Targets and timetables for the balanced participation of women and men in decision-making;
The Programme also helped to build political will for the adoption of effective targets and timetables, and their subsequent implementation.
Targets and timetables as well as further details on the budgetary aspects of envisaged reforms are also often missing.
The EU needs to play a strong co-ordinating and incentivising role, and to set targets and timetables for some of the specific changes needed.
She correctly makes the point that the Commission communication does not comply with the requirements laid down in the Sixth Environmental Action Plan for concrete targets and timetables.
The Committee believes that now is the time to establish clear targets and timetables for that shift and to put in place the necessary infrastructure and support arrangements;
The Committee understands that the Commission has, since publishing the Action Plan, elaborated in a series of worksheets, more precise targets and timetables for specific actions.
Moreover, in many cases concrete quantitative and qualitative targets and timetables are lacking, not only in the Action Programme, but also in the thematic strategies.
When instructing the Commission on drawing up the programme in March a year ago, the Environment Committee also demanded that concrete targets and timetables be set.
I hope our officials, ministers and others who agreed to the targets and timetables did so realistically, because we should not commit ourselves to something we cannot deliver.
It also did not go far enough in analysing the impact of fishing on the protection of the marine environment or in defining the quantified targets and timetables to be achieved.
The real issue is that we should set realistically attainable targets and timetables and insist on the Irish, Greeks, Portuguese and others delivering on time, with no excuses.
Thirdly, also where the environment is concerned, the Lisbon strategy must provide for agenuine plan of action, including policies, targets and timetables for implementation.
At both levels we need to set clear targets and timetables, as the rapporteur has pointed outand, more to the point, we need policies which are coordinated without overlapping.
In the view of the Environment Committee, it is very important that we link their production to clear targets and timetables for the work of the Commission and of the Parliament.
The setting of targets should be seen as part of the process, getting results by involving stake-holders,because we do not have many specific proposals for these targets and timetables.
In the case of problem assets, later assigned to Arsenal(see Box 14), the latter laid down targets and timetables for asset real isation to ensure that disturbance of the markets was minimised.
So if the social partners at European level present a common agenda at Christmas and include the question of gender equality,it is important that we then set specific quantitative targets and timetables.
The Kyoto Protocol adopted in December 1997 established principles and introduced legally-binding targets and timetables for Annex 1 countries to cut their greenhouse gas emissions.
Member States should set clear targets and timetables for their policies, such as those approved by the European Council in Gothenburg in this context,and apply them consistently so that business and consumers can adjust smoothly.
What we proposed was a Tampere II to evaluate the area of freedom,security and justice and to set fresh targets and timetables, with urgency and determination.
In my view it is vital that the EU' s environment programme contain clear targets and timetables for achieving them because this is the only way of ensuring that the programmeand its realisation can be evaluated sufficiently unambiguously.