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On 7 October, it adopted a resolution on the accident at the Tokaimura plant in Japan 3.
PUBLIC RELATIONS behalf of the Committee on Petitions1, it adopted a Resolution welcoming the definition.
On 6 November it adopted a resolution on balanced representation forwomen and men in the 2004 elections.
The European Parliament had already expressed its concern with this issue in October 1985, when it adopted a resolution on the Social Aspects of Technological Change.
On 17 December, it adopted a resolution on measures tocontrol foot-and-mouth disease in the European Union3.
As an example of this"losing one's bearings" we may take the erroneous conduct of our Party when,immediately after the Democratic Conference, it adopted a resolution to participate in the Pre-parliament.
In particular, in April it adopted a resolution on the consequences of future enlargements for cohesion policy.
It adopted a resolution on evaluation, including the basic principles in the areas of agro-industrial projects, agricultural development, education and training.
Parliament passed a resolution on 12 April adopting a Declaration of fundamental rights and freedoms.5InJanuary it adopted a resolution on human rights in the world and Community policy on human rights for the year 1987/88,6and in February two resolutions on combating racism and xenophobia.7.
It adopted a resolution on the problems of the fisheries sector in the North-West Atlantic Fisheries Organization(NAFO) Regulatory Area, 5 stressing the need to defend Community interests more energetically within NAFO.
At its meeting on 21 June 1994, the Council adopted conclusions on the cultural and artistic aspects of education andat its meeting on 5 December, it adopted a resolution on the quality and attractiveness of vocational training and another on the promotion of education and training statistics in the European Community.
On 20 June it adopted a resolution oninformation exchange between administrations, in which it stressed the importance ofcoordinating and introducing operational systems that meet identified needs.
Furthermore, as the 1993 deadline drew close,the Council increasingly turned its attention to the measures that would be needed to make the internal market work in practice; it adopted a resolution on the subject which will form the basis for future work in the field, together with the conclusions of the report submitted by the working party chaired by Mr Peter Sutherland.
At its plenary sitting of 11 March 1985 it adopted a resolution in which it confirms that the Convention preserves all the achievements of the earlier Conventions, but points out that it goes a great deal further than merely preserving existing achieve ments.
Accordingly, it adopted a resolution inviting the Commission to promote a continuing dialogue with industry to seek ways of achieving environmental objectives, while leaving undertakings sufficient flexibility to adjust to new requirements.
In addition, on 14 December it adopted a resolution'6' on the presence of a British submarine at Gibraltar, and stressed the need to keep the public informed.
On 22 September 1975 it adopted a resolution on education in the EEC and on 15 February 1978 it adopted a resolution on the resolution of the Ministers for Education on the measures necessary to improve the preparation of young people for work and to facilitate their transition from education to working life.
As long ago as 2006, when- on 7 September that year- it adopted a resolution on the need for immediate action against counterfeit medical products, your House has been supportive of the Commission in its view that the sanctions available under criminal law need to be standardised as soon as possible.
It also adopted a resolution on the agricultural aspects of GATT stressing the glo bal nature of the negotiations and insisting that any agreement must be compatible with the reform of the common agricultural policy► point 1.4.73.
It also adopted a resolution on the proposal for a Parliament and Council decision concerning the mobilisation of the flexibility instrument(-» point 1.7.2) and a resolution on the reform of budgetary control procedures and institutions-» point 1.7.3.
On 12 September it also adopted a resolution on the Horizon initiative.7.
It also adopted a resolution on its political guidelines for the period 2006-08.
Since 1983, when it first adopted a resolution on the subject, the European Parliament has played a crucial role in promoting tourism as a Community policy.
It also adopted a resolution, on 20 November, on the protection of children and their rights, in which it stressed that child protection had to be a priority for the Union 3.
It also adopted a resolution on the environment, security and foreign policy, on 28 January(-* point 445), and a recommendation on the EU's Mediterranean policy on 11 March-* point 775.
It also adopted a Resolution on the introduction of the future regulatory framework to accompany liberalization, calling on the Commission to propose all of the legislation required for the full liberalization of telecommunications by 1 January 1998.
Based on that report, it also adopted a resolution which took stock of implementation in 1990 and which was aimed at improving, in the light of the lessons drawn from past experience, the efficiency of Community aid.
On 28 May, it also adopted a resolution on increasing protection by penal sanctions against counterfeiting in connec tion with the introduction of the euro, following which Germany tabled an initiative aimed at strengthening the penal framework-* point 908.