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These guidelines should be a part of your daily working practices.
The 2001 Stockholm European Council already made the point that"the forthcoming[broad economic policy] guidelines should also integrate the promotion of sustainable development"13.
Guidelines should be just that and they should be concise.
The broad economic guidelines andthe proposed employment guidelines should work together, matching macro-economic activity with labour market reform.
The guidelines should also focus on priority areas and sectors, perhaps even regions;
As an economic entity, Europe has great growth potential, andthe Broad Economic Policy Guidelines should propose the measures necessary to realise this potential"2.
These guidelines should remain largely stable until 2014 to ensure a focus on implementation.
We must make our friends in the ACP states aware that,to a certain extent, these guidelines should be seen as an attempt to participate in matters that come under their competences, responsibilities and sovereignty.
The guidelines should be supported by examples of best practice, along the lines of the benchmarking system currently used to back up existing guidelines. .
The Accident Investigation Board is not issuing new safety recommendations as a result of the incident butstresses that training and guidelines should emphasise the importance of providing relevant additional information during shunting work.
The Directive's guidelines should encourage both the Member States and farmers, rather than put them off.
The adequacy of the therapeutic strategy between monotherapy andcombination therapy should be re-considered as soon as microbiological results become available and local guidelines should allow to adequately adapt the ciprofloxacin use.
In particular the guidelines should take into account the potential effects of the SDS priority actions.
As this is a matter of regulating the right of competition in an industry in which competition takes place among brand names, the guidelines should clearly state that calculating market shares should always involve studying each stage of delivery separately.
Current treatment guidelines should be consulted as to whether a liver biopsy is needed prior to commencing treatment.
Finally, we do not accept that it is for the EU to lay down prescriptive rules for Member States on the keyissue of unemployment and we regard as very ominous some of the suggestions from Members opposite this morning that the guidelines should become reinforced or indeed binding.
However, the Community's strategic guidelines should provide some general support and guidance for individual countries in this respect.
The guidelines should provide precise explanatory notes, including specific examples of market share calculations for agreements at European, national and regional level, thus increasing companies' legal certainty.
In an enlarged Union and considering the wider set of actors on which they will call, the Guidelines should provide more general guidance and approaches for employment policy reforms, with an identification of priority actions and clearly defined responsibilities.
The employment guidelines should require countries to undertake specific actions to make it easier for women to enter the labour market and to combat wage discrimination.
The Committee would stress that these guidelines should apply to rural development policy management, provided they secure the same effective monitoring- and thus sound use- of Community funds.
The Employment Guidelines should cover a broad employment policy agenda in an integrated way, whilst focussing on key priorities, underpinned by appropriate targets, and being more result-oriented;
Similarly, we would fully endorse the resolution's suggestion that the guidelines should be seen as a mechanism for the exchange of best practice between all partners at regional, national and European level, and that is an aspect that might be usefully reinforced in future Commission guidelines for the next programming period.
The above reviewed guidelines should be the basis for legally binding minimum requirements to be adopted under the already proposed Draft Regulation on cross-border tradeBy April 2002.
The Broad Economic Policy Guidelines should, in this context, create a broad framework which supports and complements the implementation of the detailed objectives of the Employment Strategy.
It considers that the Guidelines should better explain how the Commission intends to provide a realistic interpretation of the notion of"potential competitor" in order to prevent a large number of industrial supply agreements from falling outside the scope of the block exemption.
In the Committee's view the Guidelines should better explain how the Commission intends to guarantee an acceptable level of competition, compatible with the presence of parallel networks of selective distribution, while taking into full account the nature of the contract products, which may need such a type of distribution.
The Committee feels that this guideline should be accompanied by information and awareness campaigns, and training and benchmarking initiatives based on the most useful examples, particularly as regards social partner practice4.
The EESC believes that this guideline should in any case be revised so as to restore the focus on full employment.
Another guideline should be devoted to the management of migration trends13 and the integration of immigrants into an evolving society through employment.