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The aim of achieving greater economic growth is central in this report.
This allows you to work harder for longer, achieving greater results faster.
We have also succeeded in achieving greater transparency, that is improved information for the public and other stakeholders.
However, hurling devices do exist to assist the thrower in achieving greater distance.
There is the possibility of achieving greater agreement and trust than is currently the case.
This directive which has been adopted today by the vast majority of the European Parliament marks an important stage in achieving greater consumer protection within the European Union.
In Richard Jussel's view, the aim of achieving greater precision and thus a consistently high level of quality with the system has been achieved. .
In its Internet presence,the EU also highlights the importance of multilingualism as a significant factor in achieving greater transparency, legitimacy and efficiency within the Union.
The Treaty objective of achieving greater social and economic cohesion became particularly important after 1 May 2004, when the European Union welcomed 10 new Member States, including Poland.
Europe must fully assume its responsibility for achieving greater global economic stability.
Achieving greater coherence and synergy of research and development in order to optimise the use of resources available in Europe, including the network of technical centres.
The EU will continue to work with Ukraine in achieving greater political and economic stability.
One way of achieving greater balance in the future might be to take a more thematically structured approach focusing, for example, on particularly vulnerable groups, such as women and children, or specific questions, such as the monitoring of elections.
We consider this area to be crucial for achieving greater cross-border competition in services.
Customs 2000 was the subject of a conciliation procedure between the European Parliament andthe Council, in which the Council flatly rejected several European Parliament proposals aimed at achieving greater efficiency and coherence in Community customs.
I feel that the amendments that were tabled have been a key factor in achieving greater flexibility with regard to the duration of projects and in ensuring simplified procedures for participation.
The main item on the agenda was the report by the Director-General of GATT, following talks with the heads of the IMF and the World Bank,on ways of achieving greater coher ence in global economic policy-making.
Phare also provided support during 1995 for the development of an energy strategy aimed at achieving greater energy efficiency; reducing the levels of pollution; investing in transport infrastructure; and reforming the social safety and health systems.
Looking at the situation from the perspective of the economic and financial crisis, I think that the strategy proposed in this resolution is a necessity, in particular,the point about achieving greater coherence for the European common external trade policy.
In this connection, the Commission is interested in achieving greater coordination, which you have been hoping and praying for, between the institutions and the Member States, which should bring about greater complementarity between their respective activities.
This compromise was based on three key ideas,which have been this Parliament's banner over the last ten years: achieving greater democracy, achieving greater efficiency and achieving greater transparency.
I would like to make it clear that I do not intend to change the basis of Amendment No 39 of my report, but I do wish to adapt it to recent events,to which end we have reached agreement amongst the PSE representatives in our committee, thereby achieving greater coherence, consensus and technical quality.
This stems from the Council of Europe's conviction that linguistic diversity is a tool for achieving greater intercultural understanding and a key element in the rich cultural heritage of our continent.
I believe that this fundamental agreement amongst the three European institutions is crucial to the credibility of the process, the acceptance of the objectives of this strategy by all economic and social actors, and not just the European and national institutions, andis one of the conditions- which I believe to be essential- for achieving greater growth and employment in the European Union.
One of the crucial long-term decisions we will have to take over the coming years has to do with the question of whether achieving greater energy efficiency will enable us to cope with the exponential growth in demand for energy around the world.
Efforts to rationalise the funding administered by your Commission are praiseworthy andwe hope that they will prove to be successful in achieving greater cohesiveness and avoiding duplication when this new programme is adopted.
The open method of coordination was defined by the Lisbon European Council as‘the means of spreading bestpractice and achieving greater convergence towards the main EU goals…[it] is designed to help Member States to progressively develop their own policies….
Promotion of demand within the Community, through greater public investment andsalary increases relating to increased productivity, as a means of achieving greater economic growth, which is essential if we are to achieve our objective of full employment;
So I think it is important that we should seriouslyconsider how to develop European alternatives to the proposals from London, with the aim of achieving greater standardisation in this area too- but standardisation that is sensible and appropriate for SMEs and geared to the long term, rather than short-term valuation.
I welcome the fact that the report supports the full integration of ports into a multimodal transEuropean network andalso recognises that the Green Paper is a valuable basis for achieving greater transparency in conditions of competition between and within the ports of the European Union.