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The Belgian Government has set out the reasons for which the ban on advertising.
I absolutely agree with the framework of principles which he has set out for us.
The Commission has set out proposals for doing just that.
High-ranking European politicians have joined in andeven the UN Secretary General has set out a 5-point disarmament plan.
To this end, the Commission has set out practical options in this communication.
The EU has set out and will continue to promote actively its position with regard to parameters as contained in Council Conclusions of December 2009, December 2010 and May 2011.
But that would take place once the Colombian Government has set out a comprehensive legal framework.
Since then the Commission has set out a comprehensive strategy for developing the biofuels sector13.
A more formal EU involvement could take place through timely political endorsement for the ongoing peace process once the Colombian Government has set out a comprehensive legal framework.
The Commission has set out some useful lines of discussion and debate looking ahead post-2004.
Under the motto"Delivering European renewal", the Commission has set out ambitious proposals to get the economy back on track.
The Commission has set out a strategy to promote and facilitate adaptation across the EU.
The EU strategy for sustainable aquaculture2 adopted in 2002 has set out policy directions to promote the growth of aquaculture.
The framework has set out five areas that respond to a common perspective of restored confidence.
We do not appear to persist in this opinion;Commissioner Frattini has set out his view, which we respect, but I am sure we can find a middle way.
The Commission has set out new criteria in Annex 1 to this Communication, which it invites the Council to endorse.
In view of the crucial role of standards in promoting innovation, including digital innovation, and removing trade barriers,the Commission has set out to modernise, prioritise and speed up the European standardisation system.
Firstly, the Commission has set out an EU framework for national Roma integration strategies.
It has set out a number of proposals for further action in this area in its Communication A Framework Strategy on Non-Discrimination and Equal Opportunities for All adopted in June 200518.
To allow for integration in the field of maritime surveillance, the Commission has set out guiding principles to help EU Member States establish a common information sharing environment for their numerous surveillance authorities.
The EU has set out its views on how Europe can succeed in an era of globalisation by shaping global regulation, examining best ways to promote a convergence of standards globally.
In this Communication, the Commission has set out its analysis of what has happened in the framework of the Europe 2020 strategy so far.
Europe has set out its ambition to move to a new economic model based on smart, sustainable and inclusive growth.
The European Commission has set out several key recommendations to improve the future running of the Internet.
The latter has set out principles that represent the world's best shared experience of the safety of nuclear plants and the monitoring of safety.
To facilitate this, the Commission has set out core elements for a renewed good governance clause, which should be included in all negotiating proposals for relevant agreements.
The Commission has set out general policy orientations in the area of services of general interest in two Communications of 1996 and 20004 as well as in its Report to the Laeken European Council.
There is no surprise, therefore,that the Commission has set out the principles for simplification and the application of e-Europe concepts in a review to determine methods of better regulation of customs services.
The EU has set out over the past two years a comprehensive policy and legal framework for the development of renewable energy, as required by the renewable energy directive that entered into force in 2009.
Mr President, Commissioner, the Committee on Employment andSocial Affairs has set out its priorities in the light of an alarming fact: the economic, financial and social crisis is continuing to wreak havoc, with 23 million people currently unemployed, including 5.2 million young people.