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The Council will continue to closely monitor developments concerning the facilitators's mission.
The Council recalls that problems affecting freedom of expression and the media remain also a particular concern andinvites the Commission to closely monitor developments in this area.
The EU continues to closely monitor developments in the relationship between the OSCE and Belarus, as well as developments within Belarus.
In close cooperationwith National Competition Authorities, the Commission will continue to closely monitor developments of competition issues within the chain.
The Commission will continue to closely monitor developments and stands ready to take further actions in close coordination with Member States and the ECB.
The Council recalls that in a number of enlargement countries problems affecting freedom of expression, including political interference in the media continue to be a matter of particular concern, andinvites the Commission to closely monitor developments in this area.
It is also important for central banks to closely monitor developments in stock prices to assess the wealth and confidence effects that might arise from stock price movements.
The EU continues to closely monitor developments in the relationship between the OSCE and Belarus and believes that the OSCE has a crucial contribution to make to the strengthening of the democratic institutions in Belarus.
The European Commission committed in 2011 to closely monitor developments related to Hungary's new constitution following a number of concerns expressed by the Council of Europe, Members of the European Parliament and others.
The EU continues to closely monitor developments in the relationship between the OSCE and Belarus and be lieves that the OSCE has a crucial Contribution to make to the strengthening of the democratic institutions in Belarus.
The EU continues to closely monitor developments in this regard and reiterates its demand that the Belarusian authorities immediately and unconditionally release and rehabilitate all those detained on political grounds.
The Commission to continue to closely monitor developments with the Member States and industry and to exercise pressure on the Republic of Korea to fully implement the"Agreed Minutes" as well as to assume responsibility to work towards an improvement of the market situation, in particular concerning price levels and new building capacities;
The Council will continue together with the Commission to closely monitor budgetary developments in Portugal, in accordance with the EU treaty and stability and growth pact, with a view to ensuring that adequate action continues to be taken.
Furthermore the ECB recommends to closely monitor the developments in the coming years, taking into account technical developments in SEPA and developments in statistical collection methods.
We will continue to monitor developments closely.
The ECB andthe NCBs will continue to monitor developments closely throughout 2001.
We, as European Union Finance Ministers,will continue to monitor developments closely.
The Commission will continue closely to monitor developments and will use all the means at its disposal to improve the situation.
It mandates the EFC to continue to monitor developments closely and review them again in the first half of 2003.
We shall continue to monitor developments closely, and we stand ready to react as appropriate.
AGREES to monitor closely developments in risk capital financing and innovation through the following steps.
The Commission will continue,of course, to monitor closely all developments within the Opel group.
The European Union will continue to monitor closely developments on this and all other areas of concern in its relations with Iran.
The EU will also continue to monitor closely developments on the ground through its own human rights, Jerusalem and settlements watch instruments.
Therefore, the report calls for the ECB to monitor closely these developments, which have the potential to have consequences for the real economy.
The Governing Council will continue to monitor closely all developments to ensure that risks to price stability do not materialise.
Overall, monetary policy remains accommodative andthe Governing Council will continue to monitor closely all developments to ensure that risks to price stability do not materialise.