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The Commission emphasised the importance of absorption.
Rev. 2 on the occasion of the adoption of the revised Structural Funds regulations, the Commission emphasised that, in ruling on additionality, it would bear in mind unusually high levels of structural expenditure.
The Commission emphasised both the need to promote better integration of established immigrants and to prepare for future immigration.
In the first round of consultation, the Commission emphasised the equal opportunities and flexibility issues.
The Commission emphasised that in Europe only 25% of companies' financing came from the capital market and the rest from banks, which currently were rather reluctant to lend.
And in its 2008 Small Business Act, the Commission emphasised the importance of the‘Think small first'principle.
The Commission emphasised that it is not sufficient for public authorities to become involved in projects merely by claiming that they are acting like a normal market investor.
In its reply, the Commission emphasised the following points.
The Commission emphasised its concern that the talks between Japan and the US had already resulted in a series of discriminatory decisions by Japanese importers in favour of US goods, to the detriment of European exports.
Immediately after the verdict was pronounced, the EU and the Commission emphasised the importance we attach to a satisfactory and just outcome of the trial, and requested a reconsideration.
The Commission emphasised in its replies37 that the creation of a common EU framework is necessary to avoid distortion of migratory flows and irregular entries, to protect third-country seasonal workers and to prevent social dumping.
In its Communication"Forestry Strategy"41 the Commission emphasised that the potential of forests as a source of energy, either by short rotation plantation or by the use of forest residues, should be favoured.
The Commission emphasised it its Communication on‘Europe 2020- A strategy for smart, sustainable and inclusive growth' the importance to the European Union of promoting a healthy and active ageing population in the interests of social cohesion and higher productivity.
In its report on the future development of Frontex, the Commission emphasised that cooperation with third countries is a key element in improving the joint operations carried out by the agency in the long term.
At the same time, the Commission emphasised that humanitarian assistance must maintain a distance from foreign policy in order to protect its impartiality.
In its Communication on measuring crime in the EU, the Commission emphasised the need to collect reliable, comparable data for evidence-based policy on trafficking in human beings.
On the one hand, the Commission emphasised the advantages of the so-called Sharing Economy, hence services such as Airbnb or Uber, as these enable growth and provide consumers with greater choice and lower prices.
In its communication on efficiency and equity in European education and training systems13 the Commission emphasised the need to invest more in pre-primary education as an effective means to establish the basis for further learning, preventing school drop-out, increasing equity of outcomes and raising overall skill levels.
Furthermore, the Commission emphasised the weakness of the external aspect of the aviation market with its system of bilateral agreements between Community Member States and third countries and the need to create a more structured legal framework.
At the same time, the Commission emphasised the importance of safeguarding the freedom of establishment.
In this communication, the Commission emphasised the need to initiate a reflection on how to optimise defence procurement and announced the adoption of an Interpretative Communication on the scope of Article 296 of the Treaty and the preparation of a Green Paper.
In a Communication from October 2006 on the demographic future of Europe(2), the Commission emphasised the need for the Member States to promote demographic renewal, linking action to the renewed Lisbon strategy and gender equality policy. ese ideas were elaborated in a Communication of May 2007(3) on promoting solidarity between the generations.
In some detailed opinions, the Commission emphasised the necessity of the operators concerned being able to recognise with sufficient clarity and precision the extent of the obligations imposed on them under draft new national legislation39.
In its replies, the Commission emphasised that the proposal would not impose restrictions on the placing on the market of low-risk products.
In the communication of 13 February, the Commission emphasised that the deployment of a rapid border intervention team might be accompanied by technical assistance in accordance with Article 8 of the Frontex Regulation.
In its latest announcement, the Commission emphasised that accession has brought economic perspective and resources for new Member States, and a new momentum and a larger market for old Member States.
In this context, the Commission emphasised that the Japanese current account surplus was of a structural as well as a cyclical nature and made clear its desire for measures to be adopted with the effect of reducing the surplus from the current level of around 3% to 2% of GDP in 1996.
In the January 2007 package on energy and climate, the Commission emphasised that"further measures to tackle CO2 emissions from cars will be outlined in the forthcoming Communication in order to reach through a comprehensive and consistent approach the target of 120 g CO2/km by 2012.
In its replies to the reasoned opinions, the Commission emphasised that harmonised customs legislation could not be effectively enforced due to the current wide divergence of rules on customs infringements and sanctions in Member States.
In its reply to these reasoned opinions, the Commission emphasised that the proposed Directive would deliver added value by enabling Member States to reach minimum commonalities allowing improved cross-border cooperation and supporting the timely implementation of related legislation.
