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It might even be tempting to make the Commission the bad guy.
If the Union were to make the Commission its sole negotiator, it would be likely to increase the scale of this disadvantage, and would be encouraging the kind of obscurity in negotiation from which we suffered so severely at Blair House.
One might perhaps consider a fast track solution to make the Commission capable of negotiation.
All this is not intended merely to make the Commission's life difficult, nor do we believe that it should be left up to each individual Member State.
Concretely, this plan gives details of 50 very pragmatic actions- most of them to be carried out immediately,i.e. within the next 12 months- to make the Commission's existing comprehensive communication work more professional and effective.
Lastly, the instrument helps to make the Commission's practice concerning the application of Article 85 moretransparent.
In all events, this does not mean that we should not recall that Mrs Sommer worked in a very good andsystematic manner and managed to make the Commission's initial proposal acceptable to almost all the members of our committee.
Lastly, the instrument helps to make the Commission's practice concerning the application of Article 85 more transparent.
I can only tell you that, as regards de-institutionalisation to bring disabled people into society andnot leave them in institutions, we have tried to make the Commission staff responsible for discussions with the Member States aware of these aspects.
One way of doing this would be to make the Commission more user-friendly towards organizations and individuals who feel that they can contribute to the battle against pollution.
He called on the European Ombudsman to launch an own initiative inquiry into this matter, in order to make the Commission, as the guardian of the Treaty, take action against the French government.
We hope that the Council will be able to make the Commission see reason and carry through the proposals which the European Parliament made at the time after close consultation with Member States, in the report by our fellow Member, Mr Arias Cañete.
It is also the reason why this report seeks to make the Commission responsible for everything.
It is up to us to make the Commission put its own house in order and to say to the Council of Ministers that a catastrophe like BSE has to be tackled by common measures, not by recourse to national pressures, however powerful they may be, or nationalist prejudices, however extreme.
At the last plenary session, we had to make the Commission aware of the USD 14 entry fee.
Mr President, this question, as Mr Harbour will be aware, has direct relevance to the question raised by Mrs Theorin because we believe that amongst the many other justifications for making changes, as regards appraisal and the advance towards amore linear career structure, will be to give fairer treatment to women officials, and indeed to make the Commission more attractive for the employment of women, particularly women who have family obligations.
As part of that process you have worked to make the Commission's relationship with this House open, productive and respectful.
In this respect the Commission entirely understands the proposal putforward by Mr Hughes, draftsman of the opinion of the Committee on Social Affairs and Employment, to make the Commission responsible for the funds in question within the scope of the general budget of the European Union.
I must emphasize again that our purpose in tabling them was to make the Commission's task easier and to render these two regulations implementable, because implementing them in form in which they were presented would just not be possible.
Parliament' s approach to this question was to opt for the least possible involvement,that is to say to make the Commission chiefly responsible for the implementation itself and to evaluate it subsequently.
I am therefore sure that you, Mr President,will work hard to make the Commission accept that the proposals we MEPs put forward can become EU legislation, in accordance with the will of the people, our electors.
This is proposed amendment 10, andI also intend to make the Commission's intentions quite clear to the Council when this proposed amendment comes up for discussion.
It is truly deplorable that this should be the case, andso this motion for a resolution that we are tabling in Parliament today is designed to make the Commission aware of this omission, this vacuum, and to make it submit adequate proposals for the fruit and vegetable sector.
I believe, therefore,that we have an absolute duty to make the Commission seriously aware of the fact that now, finally, we want to see actions, not words.
Concerning the Commission and the re-weighting of votes, two issues which are closely interrelated and politically charged,the discussions revealed a consensus on the need to make the Commission stronger and more effective. Having said that, I must admit that not a great deal was actually said, because there remains a very marked rift over how this is to be achieved.
I would like to praise his work,including the amendments designed to make the Commission's proposal more transparent and to ensure that the Council adopts the consensus in the first reading.
Mr President, I would first like to congratulate our rapporteur Mr Kerr,both for his efforts to make the Commission understand the many negative consequences of some of its basic proposals for the rights of working people, and for his work as a whole.
The Commission knows that certain illegal forces have made anonymous threats to our colleagues, Mrs Stauner and Mr Blak, and this ought to make the Commission realise that a much more vigorous approach is required if action is to be taken against the internal forces partly responsible for the fact that European taxpayers' money can disappear into the pockets of criminals.