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Competent authorities should be able to monitor the use of virtual currencies.
It should be able to monitor all android functions and apps remotely.
As I see it, however, a more important point is that the Council and Parliament are now strong,mature institutions and, as such, should be able to monitor each other in a mature way even without a gentlemen's agreement.
Member States should be able to monitor the quality of services which are offered in their territories.
I voted in favour because I agree that, in its capacity as co-legislator,Parliament should be able to monitor the adoption of strategic decisions about where and how development aid is spent on an equal footing with the Council.
The Union should be able to monitor its fleet wherever it operates and whatever the framework.
(17) Quality and price are key factors in a competitive market and national regulatory authorities should be able to monitor achieved quality of service for undertakings which have been designated as having universal service obligations.
The Commission should be able to monitor and verify such compliance in order to ascertain that this Regulation is being uniformly enforced.
Quality and price are key factors in a competitive market and national regulatory authorities should be able to monitor achieved quality of service for undertakings which have been designated as having universal service obligations.
Such a system should be able to monitor the exact situation of the market in real time and react immediately if trigger volumes or trigger prices are reached.
(3) The Member States and the Commission should be able to monitor trade developments on a permanent basis to allow a better appraisal of market development.
National regulatory authorities should be able to monitor the evolution and level of retail tariffs for services that fall under the scope of universal service obligations, even where a Member State has not yet designated an undertaking to provide universal services.
In its capacity as a co-legislator,Parliament should be able to monitor the adoption of strategic decisions about where and how development aid is spent, on an equal footing with the Council.
National regulatory authorities should be able to monitor the evolution and the level of retail tariffs for services that fall under the scope of universal service obligations even when a Member State has not yet designated an undertaking to provide universal service.
Competent authorities should be able to monitor the use of virtual currencies in order to identify suspicious activities.
In its capacity as a co-legislator,Parliament should be able to monitor the adoption of strategic decisions about where and how the aid is spent, to ensure that development and human rights are taken into account.
National regulatory authorities should also be able to monitor the achieved quality of services of other undertakings providing public telephone networks and/or publicly available telephone services to users at fixed locations.
(74) given the necessary complexity of the rules in the wine sector,Member States' authorities should be responsible for ensuring compliance; the Commission should itself be able to monitor and ensure such compliance through its own inspectors collaborating with Member States' authorities;