Examples of using It calls on the council in English and their translations into Finnish
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It calls on the Council to examine these reports.
In line with the European Council conclusions of October 2009, it calls on the Council and the Commission to identify the key principles which new global arrangements would need to respect.
It calls on the Council to examine these proposals as soon as possible.
Among the many good things that are mentioned in this report, the fact that it calls on the Council and the Commission to involve Parliament more fully in preparing and following up dialogues with third countries is worthy of particular praise.
It calls on the Council to adopt this decision as soon as possible.
Hence it wants to emphasise its role this evening, also, and it calls on the Council and the Commission to pledge to ensure that the Authorities operate independently and have the personnel and the resources they need.
It calls on the Council and the Commission to make this standard practice under such circumstances.
It calls on the Council and the Commission to ensure thorough preparation by the European Union of future G20 meetings.
It calls on the Council and the Commission to ensure that the pace of the negotiations is maintained accordingly.
It calls on the Council and European Parliament to swiftly adopt all pending legislation aimed at curbing climate change.
It calls on the Council to ensure that external aspects receive proper attention at meetings of the Horizontal Working Party on Drugs;
Essentially it calls on the Council Presidency to bring its influence to bear to put an end to foreign interference in that country.
It calls on the Council to adopt the 2000-2004 European Strategy against Drugs before the European Council meeting in Helsinki.
It calls on the Council to produce a report on the way in which Article 9 is implemented in work and in European policies through the open coordination method.
It calls on the Council to rapidly examine the proposals contained in the communication and in particular the conditions under which the EU's support to its partners could be enhanced.
It calls on the Council and the Commission to take action in order to progressively restrict its use while insisting that it be carried out according to international minimum standards.
It calls on the Council and the European Parliament to make rapid progress on the new approach and mutual recognition Regulations, without prejudice to the harmonisation of national technical rules where appropriate.
Therefore, it calls on the Council and the Commission to formulate a comprehensive strategy on HIV to promote early diagnosis, ensure early care and communicate the benefits of earlier care to all European citizens.
It calls on the Council to study, together with the Commission, the appropriate mechanisms for providing electoral support to the East-Timorese authorities, in particular during the forthcoming elections to be held at the end of this year.
It calls on the Council and the European Parliament to make full use of Commission impact assessments as a tool to inform political decision making and to implement the inter institutional common approach to impact assessment.
It calls on the Council and Commission to present to its meeting in Vienna an Action Plan on how best to implement the provisions of the Treaty of Amsterdam on an area of freedom and security and justice.
It calls on the Council to give consideration to the proposals of the Youth Employment Package without delay, in particular with a view to adopting the recommendation on a Youth Guarantee at an early date in 2013 while taking into account national situations and needs.
It calls on the Council and the Commission to press ahead with implementing the decisions taken in Stuttgart, in particular as regards improving intraregional cooperation in all areas of the partnership and closer involvement of players outwith central governments.
It calls on the Council to change the two-year period proposed by the Commission so that the duration of the regulation coincides with the duration of the budgetary framework adopted in Berlin in March 1999 at the summit of heads of state and government.
It calls on the Council to press ahead with its discussions on this issue and, in the immediate future, requests the Commission to take the necessary action to promote the transparency of commercial oil stocks, as well as energy efficiency in conjunction with the European Investment Bank in particular.
It calls on the Council, the Parliament, the Commission,the Member States, as well as industry and the social partners to do everything in their power to tackle the development and application of low-carbon energy technologies and to make the funding for the necessary R& D investment available.
It called on the Council to act on this before the end of the year.
It called on the Council and the Commission to launch, by June 2000, a major benchmarking exercise, whose first results should be presented by December 2000.
It called on the Council and the European Parliament to reach agreement on the ensuing legislation by the summer of 2011, on the basis of proposals from the Commission, so as to enable a rapid and effective implementation of the group's recommendations.
Parliament recognised this already in 2006, when it called on the Council and the Commission to place the programme on a permanent footing for the future and to extend the distribution of foodstuffs, without restricting it to the products for which intervention applies.