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We have also proposed to build the movement in Sao Paulo.
One final aspect is also important:we are talking here not simply about payment systems- we have also proposed that the protection of the directive should extend to all securities clearing systems.
We have also proposed a means of extending this to other fields.
As we consider them to be of the utmost importance to the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice, we have also proposed re-establishing the appropriations for the three funds aimed at immigration and integration: the European External Borders Fund, the European Return Fund and the European Fund for the Integration of Third Country Nationals.
We have also proposed an approach to investigate interactions in social networks on the internet.
That is why we have also proposed that it should be accompanied by rural development measures.
We have also proposed changes in the transitional arrangements and in undertaking a timely review.
We have also proposed that expenses payments should be public, in order to avoid any misuse of travel allowances.
We have also proposed that economic aid to the Turkish Cypriot community be funded from the category for pre-accession aid.
We have also proposed measures to strengthen the ways in which all Europeans show solidarity with the victims of terrorist acts.
We have also proposed that exports of packaging waste to non-EU countries should not count towards the achievement of the targets.
We have also proposed a set of surgical procedures and patient risk factors i.e., age and ASA that could benefit GDT Fig. 1 and Table 1.
We have also proposed the reimbursement of costs for public health emergencies under the Solidarity Fund, up to a sum of EUR 1 billion.
We have also proposed funding for the removal of poultry while the market is inactive, in order to offset the costs of refrigeration.
We have also proposed supporting river information services, which we believe will very much increase the efficiency and safety of the sector.
In my party we have also proposed that Sweden should again be able to give the shipbuilding industry a limited state subsidy in order to be on equal terms with other countries.
We have also proposed making the very important Brussels Convention of 1968 on Jurisdiction and the Enforcement of Judgements in Civil and Commercial Matters into a regulation.
We have also proposed strengthening the treaty significantly with a view to ensuring respect for the principle of equality between men and women and have suggested that gender-neutral language should be incorporated into the treaty.
We have also proposed reserves for this objective, the transparency objective and the stringency objective, and therefore reserves in the case of the communication policy, for example, where we would like there to be a cost and benefit analysis.
We have also proposed a new Community programme, which- unlike its predecessor- is not a large and motley assortment of projects but a focused programme. It reflects the overarching priorities of the Lisbon strategy for growth and employment.
We have also proposed using EUR 350 million to top up the resources for reconstruction in the Balkans and to return the other part, namely EUR 7.5 bn, to the Member States by reducing their contributions to the 2001 budget accordingly.
We have also proposed that the Erasmus programme's mobility grant, which has remained unchanged since 1993, should be increased, for EUR 150 is an insufficient sum of money with which to go and live and study in another country, and makes support from parents, grandparents and relatives indispensable.
We have also proposed the introduction of Community methods as appropriate in the areas of free movement, asylum and immigration and have suggested an overall target date of 1 January 2001 to complete the establishment of an area of freedom, security and justice, in which the free movement of persons would be ensured.
We have also proposed that Member States place an obligation on their energy distributors or retailers above a certain size, requiring them to offer their end-use customers energy efficiency measures or, alternatively, fulfil other energy efficiency obligations, while allowing the necessary flexibility.