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Now there is a need for clear signals from the EU and the UN again.
The new guidelines announced last week pay lip-service to the need for clear and effective rules.
This means that there is a need for clear decisions on the European career structure.
We believe that some of the proposals for institutional changes that are being submitted by the committee do not take into account this need for clear definitions.
The need for clear definitions across the European Union on energy poverty is also important.
Additionally, schedules are always tight and deadlines concrete,therefore, the need for clear and thorough safety procedures is vital.
In writing.- The need for clear labelling on food will help in our fight against obesity.
The recent years focus, on PVC and the substances' environmental- andhealth risk effects, has caused a need for clear and transparent information about the substance through its entire life cycle.
There is a need for clear, transparent rules that do not discriminate against anyone tendering for these contracts.
The Commission's proposal for a newpublic health framework and strategy highlights the need for clearer objectives and more efficient management with a greater impact on key priorities.
There is a need for clear rules consistently applied within national regulatory authorities and between regulatory authorities.
Apart from the stated‘objectives of ambitious results', we wish to point out the need for clear, credible objectives to reduce violence still further, because much remains to be done.
If ever there was a need for clear labelling for consumer protection and consumer choice, that need was made clear this past week in the United Kingdom.
We agree with conclusions such as those on transatlantic cooperation,which appear in several paragraphs, or those on the need for clear definitions of priorities and threats, with a view to averting possible crises.
There is an obvious need for clear and accurate consumer information on what to expect from broadband services,” ACCAN CEO Teresa Corbin said.
Acts of the institutions- Directives- Implementation by Member States- Need to ensure that directives are effective- Need for clear and precise transposition(Art. 249 EC) see paras 17, 19.
On the other, it must respect the need for clear and transparent rules of competition on agricultural markets.
Experience from Sweden, Finland and the UK, where deregulation has been carried out in many areas, shows that there are both positive and negative effects andthat people should also pay attention to the need for clear, socially justified rules.
There is also a need for clear standards of care, not only in people's own homes but also in institutions, and, above all, for regular and independent quality controls.
Developments in the area of human trafficking andhuman smuggling also point to a pressing need for clear immigration policies,for transparency, for unequivocal rules and for access to the common labour market.
Even if the various opinions expressed do not always totally coincide,the European Parliament seems to consider that it has already said the last word on the need for clear and full labelling of foodstuffs and ingredients affected by genetic engineering.
The need to tighten up border controls and the need for clear rules for joint patrols and the landing of those that are rescued, as well as the increased use of joint repatriation flights, were given particular emphasis.
In view of the Member States' differing legal regulations and frequently limited influence in terms of enforcing the provisions of international law with regard to the fight against violence, the need for clear and binding regulations at EU level in respect of the problem is becoming ever more apparent.
As I conclude, Mr President,I should like to mention the need for clear guidelines where relations with Turkey are concerned. We must also show our solidarity with Central America, and come up with a strategic response to the enormous problems facing the region.
What seems very clear is that the market can deliver on some of this but there is a need for clear rules at European level about much of it to make sure that the European industry remains in the forefront of these changes.
There is a need for clear principles for indirect taxation to be established, and much of the very valuable work that is being carried out by the Commission in this area seems to ignore the wider context of the lack of consensus on the base of VAT; the danger here is that we will find the fiscal base actually being diluted.
Therefore, while we agree basically with Mr Lamfalussy andthe committee of experts, and with the need for clear and rapid Community legislation, we cannot agree with the solution they propose because that would mean more committees and more of the famous comitology procedure.
Yes, yes- andwhat strength they have is needed for clearing the land, building- things on which their very survival hangs- and I am sorry, I cannot allow them to do anything else.