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And people, who handle chicken, meat or fish,are more likely to develop common warts.
Specifically, the intention is to develop common harmonised procedures for all aid programmes.
The objective of the new directive on railway safety is to harmonise the regulatory structure in Member States and to develop common safety targets and methods in Europe.
The Commission is about to develop common rules at Community level in the area of ground handling assistance and airport charges.
This will allow for the exchange and comparison of information, andmake it possible to develop common criteria and indicators at European level in the future.
We all agree that we need to develop common armaments programmes in order to extend series and reduce the cost of new arms.
More than 300 experts and decision-makers discussed the link between safety and health and employability, andconcluded that there is now an urgent need to develop common safety and health initiatives across the EU.
Order to develop common polices and action towards a better understanding and practice of kako bi se razvile zajedničke politike i djelovanje prema boljem razumijevanju i praksi.
Coordinated measures are needed in order to develop common standards, e.g. electronic identification.
Countries such as Norway, with its reserves of crude oil and natural gas, and Iceland, with its renewable geothermal energy,are examples for us to follow in this respect and present us with an immense opportunity to develop common strategies for energy policy in this area;
Since 1990, the European Social Partners meet to develop common opinions on issues relevant to tourism.
Whereas it is necessary to develop common standards for market risks incurred by credit institutions and provide a complementary framework for the supervision of the risks incurred by institutions, in particular market risks, and more especially position risks, counterparty/ settlement risks and foreign-exchange risks;
Secondly, would the Council andCommission not agree that we need urgently to develop common strategies for west Africa, the Horn of Africa, the Great Lakes region and for southern Africa?
The Council urges the Member States and the acceding countries to implement effectively the orientations for immediate and future actions by the Network Committee andcontribute actively to setting up a specific expert group on SARS under the Network Committee to develop common modalities and advice on health measures across Europe.
Against the backdrop of these challenges, the need to develop common procedures for integrating migrants, and to devise common procedures over immigration policy appears both urgent and unavoidable.
The topic offundamental human rights and the extension of their protection must always be central to European debate in order to enable us to develop common and effective strategies to protect women and children alike.
The working group on common auditing standards,which aims to develop common auditing standards and comparable audit criteria based on internationally recognised auditing standards tailored for the EU area, is chaired by the Court, and held four meetings in 2008.
Secondly, what specific action is the Commission taking to improve the transport links between the European Union and Ukraine, and to develop common infrastructure concepts to strengthen Ukraine's energy and transport links to the west?
We believe that coordinated action by the Member States is vital in order to develop common methods for controlling and certifying the use of these so-called'pharmaceutical' substances. At the same time, account must be taken of the fact that many of these substances are also sold via the Internet.
We reaffirmed our commitment to the balanced approach we have adopted thus far to the need to combat illegal immigration and trafficking in human beings and strengthen external border control,and also to develop common policies for the reception and integration of legal immigrants to Europe.
I believe that in this way it will prove possible to develop common unified requirements regarding the proper storage of digital materials collected in libraries and archives, and also digital materials- archived, I must stress-collected elsewhere than in archives, in other words in museums and libraries.
If a series of contentious cases and lengthy conflict(which would have to be resolved by the Commission under Articles 52, 59, 85, 86, and 90 of the Treaty) is to be avoided,the Community will have to develop common principles regarding the general conditions for the provision of the network infrastructure by the telecommunications administrations to users and com petitive service providers, in particular for trans-frontier provision.
European countries urgently need to develop common safety and health initiatives if they are to stop employees affected by work- related accidents or illness from continuing to be excluded from the workforce, according to delegates at the Agency's third European conference, held in Bilbao in September 1999.
Also included in this opinion is reference to the need to develop common guidelines, exchange best practices, improve the use of available technology and involve think tanks and NGOs in order to better implement measures to reduce illegal fishing and the sale of illegal catches in European markets.
Now that we have decided to develop common strategies in the domains covered by the trans-European networks, namely energy, transport and telecommunications, the aim of which is to promote prosperity and job security in Europe, I believe that this regulatory mechanism will give us a distinct advantage in international competition.
As we rightly strive to develop common European policies for asylum and, in parallel, common policies for Europe for legal immigration, this tragedy and other similar ones have drawn yet further attention to the need for the EU to be constantly aware of the less prosperous states around it and to do ever more to support those countries, of which Albania is just one example.
The text that has been adopted commits the 27 Member States, as well as the Commission, to developing common initiatives and instruments to tackle jointly the blot that is violence against women.
It is indeed challenging to propose that all Member States andthe Commission commit themselves to developing common electronic systems for customs proposals by an agreed date.
We need to develop the common European energy policy.
However, that is no reason for failing to develop a common European approach.