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UCLAF must be given greater independence.
It is an official language of the European Union and should be given greater prominence.
The ESRB must be given greater powers.
This report is intended to draw attention to the fact that agriculture research is also important for society and should be given greater priority.
Should security sector reform be given greater importance in the ENP?
This fact should be given greater recognition by the Community institutions by making it easier for the various European organisations to participate in this policy.
Some animal-rights groups believe dogs should be given greater legal status, almost equal with humans.
The current inspection mechanism must be effective, and to this end the existing systems and the activities of national and European bodies must be harmonised andthe Member States must be given greater responsibility.
Those in non-standard work should be given greater security, for instance an occupational status.
In the Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety we voted through my opinion, in which we demand, among other things, shorter transport times and waiting times at slaughterhouses, investments in mobile slaughterhouses, that fur-bearing animals be included under this regulation, that Member States be able to go further and have more stringent provisions and that animal welfare inspectors andthe proposed national reference centres for animal welfare be independent and be given greater powers.
Farmers will now have a new and safer vaccine available and will be given greater powers over their own vaccination programmes.
The Presidency(or other EU representatives)should be given greater flexibility to promote EU positions effectively in UN forums, on the basis of agreed mandates, rather than on the basis of detailed EU statements.
It will also see common decision-making extended to include more areas and so be given greater influence over legislation.
The Presidency(or other EU representatives)should be given greater flexibility to promote EU positions effectively in UN forums, on the basis of agreed mandates or guidelines, rather than on the basis of detailed EU statements.
The unemployed, and in particular the young and the long-term unemployed,should be given greater scope for training and gaining experience.
This is a particularly dangerous trend, since it is young people who should be given greater opportunities to gain a foothold in the labour market.
In relative terms it is in this regard that they are lagging behind the most,and this should be given greater emphasis as a priority use of European Union resources.
In addition, innovative measures should also be encouraged and improved upon, such as parent counselling services or even schooling for parents,whereby parents may be given greater knowledge and support on how to be better parents and how best to cope with the problems of parenthood.
Authorities are free to define specific requirements, including environmental and social ones in avariety of stages of the contracting process, and should be given greater flexibility and encouragement to develop a broader corporate social and environmental responsibility beyond the legal requirements.
After Siobhan was killed, her soul was sent to the underworld where she was given great powers.
And the responsibility of the Commission is far from clear,with the Commission being given greater scope for tactical manoeuvring, while the public is to gain relatively little.
My message was given greater resonance by the fact that previously all European Parliament resolutions on issues such as this were disclosed to the national and regional political delegations.
Incidentally, been required by Parliament so thatthose producers that are producing the surpluses are given greater responsibility.