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The expert group report published today shows that some of these problems stem from differences in contract law.
Brussels, 7 October 2011- More than two Europeans in three see climate change as a very serious problem and almost 80% consider that taking action to combat it can boost the economy and jobs, a special Eurobarometer survey published today shows.
A new survey published today shows that 61% of Europeans think further impacts of the economic crisis on jobs are to be expected.
The European Commission's Internal Market Scoreboard published today shows that Member States have made an effort in transposing EU rules into national law.
The report published today shows that Member States have made steady progress in protecting their citizens from second hand smoke.
A new report of the Commission on the development of Europe's top level domain, published today, shows that the number of. eu domain names registered(currently at around 3 million) grew by 11% in both 2007 and 2008.
The report published today shows that there is a lot of room for Member States to improve how they assess whether capacity mechanisms are needed, and how they design them.
A report on the Citizens' Dialogues published today shows that these Dialogues have gone a long way in giving EU policy a human face.
Since the poll published today shows that the younger the respondent is, the likelihood of speaking a foreign language increases, I am convinced that today's young generation will fully contribute to enriching Europe's multilingual society”.
The Commission's 5th Report on Economic, Social andTerritorial Cohesion published today shows that the EU's cohesion policy has made a significant contribution to growth and prosperity and promoting balanced development across the Union.
A new report published today shows that a coordinated EU environment policy has delivered substantial benefits for citizens over the past five years.
The European Commission's bi-annual report on the European Rail Market, published today, shows while it is undeniable that rail is growing, more can still be done in terms of efficiency and service quality in several Member States.
Brussels, 31 October 2011- A study published today shows that the economic benefits arising from the Doha Development Agenda(DDA) negotiations in the World Trade Organisation amount to an increase of world exports of $359 billion on an annual basis from a deal on the liberalisation of industrial goods, agriculture, services and on the removal of red tape.
The European Commission's 6th Report on Economic, Social andTerritorial Cohesion published today shows that EU Cohesion Policy is delivering on the growth goals of the Europe 2020 Strategy by creating jobs and reducing disparities across Europe.
The latest opinion poll published today shows Labour ahead with 40 percent, the AA, second with 38 percent, and not surprisingly, Kentucky Fried Chicken running the Liberals a very close third.
The autumn 2012 Eurobarometer,the bi-annual opinion poll organised by the European Commission published today shows that, overall, 41%(+1 percentage point compared to the spring 2012 survey) of Europeans believe that the EU is heading in the right direction to emerge from the crisis and face new global challenges See Annex.
Another Commission study published today shows that there is clear evidence that health warnings on tobacco packages are effective.
The Eurobarometer survey published today shows that Europeans' awareness of the availability of 112 in their country and in other EU Member States is stagnating.
In general, the EU sweep published today shows that a majority of checked websites do not provide easy access to key contractual terms.
The EUKidsOnline survey also published today shows that roughly a quarter of parents block or filter websites(28%) and/or track the websites visited by the children 24.
A new Eurobarometer survey published today shows that European citizens are concerned by the negative impacts of urban mobility and many of them are pessimistic about the prospects for improving mobility in their cities.
A European Commission report published today shows that mobile workers from the countries that joined the EU in 2004 and 2007 have had a positive impact on Member States' economies and have not led to serious disturbances on their labour markets.
A European Commission report published today shows that thanks to the EU's Rapid Alert System for Food and Feed(RASFF) many food safety risks have been averted or mitigated and safety controls ensure our food is safe.
Brussels, 5 March 2012- A European Commission report published today shows that limited progress towards increasing the number of women on company boards has been achieved one year after EU Justice Commissioner Viviane Reding called for credible self-regulatory measures see MEMO/11/124.
The European Commission's Digital Competitiveness report published today shows that Europe's digital sector has made strong progress since 2005: 56% of Europeans now regularly use the internet, 80% of them via a high-speed connection(compared to only one third in 2004), making Europe the world leader in broadband internet.
Four studies published today show there is virtually no pattern or coherence in broadband markets across the EU.
Figures published today show that EU collective ODA(EU institutions and Member States) increased from €55.3 billion in 2012 to €56.5 billion in 2013, after two consecutive years of decline.
The Consumer Markets Scoreboard we publish today shows that, overall, market conditions are getting better for consumers.
The report published today also shows that some of the social networking sites that are popular among youngsters in Europe are not signatories to the Safer Social Networking Principles.