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The Council instructed Coreper to continue examining the dossier.
The Council also held a policy debate, focusing in particular on the congestion issue, andinvited the Council's preparatory bodies to continue examining this proposal.
It will be meeting again tomorrow to continue examining the text article by article.
In the light of certain reservations, the Ministers instructed the ad hoc Group to continue examining the issue.
The Council instructed its preparatory bodies to continue examining the proposals, pending the opinion of the European Parliament.
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After a discussion,the Council instructed the Permanent Representatives Committee to continue examining the proposal.
However, the Commission reserved the right to continue examining this matter until the Council meeting on 3 June.
Transport networks work is necessary, and it invites the Union as well as Member States to continue examining such possibilities.
In conclusion, the Council instructed the SCA to continue examining the proposals with a view to submitting a detailed report at its next meeting.
At the close of the exchange of views,the Council instructed the Permanent Representatives Committee to continue examining the communication.
The Presidency invited Coreper to continue examining the text in order to draft compromise proposals on the points still unresolved.
The Council instructed the Permanent Representatives Committee to continue examining the outstanding questions.
It therefore instructed Coreper to continue examining the point still outstanding so that the common position could be adopted at a forthcoming Council meeting.
In conclusion, the Presidency asked the competent Council bodies to continue examining the proposal in question.
The Council instructed Coreper to continue examining the Commission proposal in the light of the Council's discussions, so that it could take a decision in good time.
In conclusion, the Council instructed the Permanent Representatives Committee to continue examining the proposal in the light of its discussions.
Ambassadors to continue examining this matter, on the basis in particular of the report drawn up by the Commission at the Council's request, which the Community had adopted.
It instructed the Permanent Representatives Committee to continue examining this dossier in the light of today's discussions.
It also instructs Coreper to continue examining the practice of statements in the minutes in order to work out how to make better use of such statements and thereby to facilitate public access to minutes.
The Council instructed the Permanent Representatives Committee to continue examining this proposal with a view to an overall solution.
The Council instructed the Special Committee on Agriculture to continue examining the Commission proposals so that the Council could take a decision by the end of the year, assuming that the European Parliament's Opinion was available by then.
The Council took note of the delegations' comments andinstructed the Permanent Representatives Committee to continue examining these proposals with a view to adopting them as soon as possible.
It instructed the Permanent Representatives Committee to continue examining all outstanding questions, in the light of today's discussions too, so that the Presidency could submit an overall compromise on this dossier at its next meeting in December.
In its conclusions of 15 and 16 October 2007, the Council, taking into account the recent devastation in some Member States and recognising the need for the European Union to be able to respond effectively and in a timely manner to crises and emergency situations following natural disasters,invited the Commission to continue examining the issue and to submit relevant proposals before the meeting of the General Affairs and External Relations Council on 10 December 2007.
The Council instructed the Permanent Representatives Committee to continue examining the dossier in the light of the Opinions of the European Parliament and the Economic and Social Committee.
The Council therefore instructed the Permanent Representatives Committee to continue examining the proposal in preparation for the Council meeting in December.
The Council invited the Permanent Representatives Committee to continue examining this file with a view to reaching a first-reading agreement with the European Parliament.
The Presidency concluded that the constructive remarks put forward would enable the Council to continue examining this issue with a view to the prompt adoption of a new action programme.
The Council asked the incoming Swedish Presidency to continue examining this matter, with a view to reaching a satisfactory solution by working closely with the Parliament;
The Council instructed the Permanent Representatives Committee to continue examining the problems outstanding and to report to it for its next meeting, in June.