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AYY has agreed to cooperate more closely with the Bailataan. fi ticket sales service.
Mr Vimont informs the Section of the EEAS's willingness to cooperate more closely with the EESC.
We need to cooperate more closely to combat organised crime and international terrorism.
Mention might be made of the fact that the EIB has already shown a willingness to cooperate more closely with OLAF.
The Council invited China to cooperate more closely with UN human rights mechanisms.
However, there is a clear need to cooperate more closely in addressing regional security challenges.
The Transnistria conflict is a problem for Europe, butit is also an opportunity for the EU to cooperate more closely with Moldova, Russia and Ukraine.
Therefore, it is important for us to cooperate more closely with the African countries on the refugee problem.
The rapporteur is very concerned about a multi-speed Europe, meaning that countries opt out of some areas of cooperation, orthat a group of countries begin to cooperate more closely.
The Treaty of Lisbon allows the Member States of the European Union to cooperate more closely in defence matters, if they so wish.
In addition, the EU is ready to cooperate more closely with coastal partner States on maritime policy inter alia to ensure the sustainable use of fisheries resources.
Europe's electricity transmission grids need to be better connected to each other and operators need to cooperate more closely to keep the system balanced throughout the day.
Although ESOs already made considerable efforts to cooperate more closely with fora and consortia, the standards elaborated by the latter are not integrated in European standards.
There is a strong pressure towards the convergence of accounting standards, raising the importance of international standard setting andthereby encouraging national standard setters to cooperate more closely.
Moreover, we shall call upon other committees to cooperate more closely on how we are to look at the budgets for the agencies.
In this context, they welcomed the Joint Action of the European Union on combating the destabilising accumulation and spread of small arms and light weapons andunderlined their determination to cooperate more closely in this field.
In one of the amendments I have tabled, I therefore called on them to cooperate more closely in the European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Committee.
I would therefore call on the European Union to play a more active role in the efforts to resolve the conflicts in this strategic area,in particular to get involved in the peace operations and to cooperate more closely with the Russian and Ukrainian Governments.
The European Commission should therefore concentrate on encouraging Member States to cooperate more closely with it by inviting them to include in future reports on human rights not just analyses of the situation in the world at large, but in individual Member States.
The Council welcomed the Chair's Statement adopted at the ASEM Summit in Beijing on 24 and 25 October 2008, calling for the lifting of restrictions placed on political parties andearly release of those under detention and encouraging the government to engage all stakeholders in an inclusive political process and to cooperate more closely with the United Nations.
Because we are aware of these responsibilities, we are participating in Haiti, as I said,and we hope to cooperate more closely with the European Union in the new phase following the elections in that country.
In this respect,Ministers welcomed the region's determination to cooperate more closely with the EU joint action and thus to work jointly within the United Nations to prepare for and guarantee the success of the International Conference on light weapons in 2001.
It is when you look at cooperation between Asia and Europe from the point of view of democracy orhuman rights that you see how important it is for us to cooperate more closely with parliaments in the Asian countries and bring about positive developments.
In one of my amendments I therefore called on the Commission andnational insurance supervisors to cooperate more closely with the International Association of Insurance Supervisors to get standards of corporate governance and internal controlling procedures extended.
My personal view is that it is high time for all the international institutions,wherever they are based, to cooperate more closely and to coordinate their respective policies more effectively than they have done so far.
This new relationship was further extended at the EU-US summit in Madrid in December 1995,where both sides agreed to cooperate more closely on a wide range of issues, including combating the drugs trade and international crime.
Following the approval of the Commission communication on the sustainable development strategy, the Commission wishes to cooperate more closely with Parliament and the Council and, on the basis of this communication, to get a European sustainable development strategy approved in June.
The issue of what has come to be called«flexibility»,«enhanced cooperation» or«differentiated integration»- that is the possibility for a number of Member States less than the full membership to cooperate more closely in specific areas using the institutional framework of the Union- is one of the most important issues being examined by the Conference.
As the Dublin II Outline stressed, the issue of what has come to be called"flexibility"or"closer cooperation"- that is the possibility for a limited number of Member States to cooperate more closely in specific areas using the institutional framework of the Union- is one of the most important issues being examined by the Conference.