Examples of using Committee encourages in English and their translations into German
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The Committee encourages the EU to.
This must not stopnew drafts being planned subsequently, and the Committee encourages the Commission and the member countries to work in that direction, especially within the IMO framework.
The Committee encourages Member States to move forward with environmental fiscal reform, particularly in times of crisis.
This is timely and the Committee encourages the Commission to set an ambitious agenda that secures a thriving pharmaceutical industry in Europe.
The Committee encourages the Commission and the Member States to blacklist companies that engage in such practices.
In a recently adopted opinion the Committee encourages the Commission to use the new registration process to open up the ratings business to new CRAs, notably by supporting any initiatives to create an independent European agency.
The Committee encourages and supports the integrated approach and the creation of synergy between water and food security.
The Committee encourages the Commission and Member States to work to identify bottlenecks that constrain growth at national level.
Hence, the Committee encourages the Commission regarding the adoption of the importance of social and educational data.
The Committee encourages the Commission to stimulate and coordinate joint action by the Member States, in close cooperation with the ILO, to this effect.
The Committee encourages the Commission and the Member States to continue identifying and removing the bottlenecks that constrain sustainable growth at national level.
The Committee encourages the Commission to present an Action Plan on its Decent Work policies, both within and outside the EU, including budgetary data.
The Committee encourages the EU to pursue the path of curbing financial speculation and to combat undeclared work and the devaluing of the work and dignity of workers.
The Committee encourages the European Commission and the Member States to take into account the gender aspect and to configure their programmes so as to facilitate the participation of more women.
The Committee encourages the European Commission and the Fundamental Rights Agency to assess the vulnerabilities that third-country nationals face here and put forward to the Member States active measures aimed at removing them.
The Committee encourages the Commission to emphasise the need for accurate statistical data in this area, so that Member States recognise the importance of this subject and place more resources here.
The Committee encourages the Commission to examine ways in which passporting rights could be extended to depositaries while ensuring adequate supervisory regulation for investor protection.
The Committee encourages Member States to move forward with environmental fiscal reform, but it is essential that the market-based instruments deployed support the economic recovery and preserve household wealth.
The Committee encourages the European Commission and the Fundamental Rights Agency to assess the vulnerabilities that third-country nationals face here and put forward to the Member States active measures aimed at removing them.
The Committee encourages Member States to find suitable frameworks for citizens and organised civil society participation in national and local implementation of the SDGs, building upon existing models.
The Committee encourages Member States to explore ways in which state imposed costs can be lowered for young R& D businesses following the very successful French example of the YIE regime.
The Committee encourages the Commission to remove the discrepancy between the default"OUR" option of the Directive, a charging mechanism that does not exist in most of the Member States, and the"SHA" option, favoured by the Regulation.
Finally, the Committee encourages the European Standardisation Organisations to adopt the relevant European standard, to which the Directive refers, without delay in order to facilitate a smooth implementation.
The Committee encourages the European Commission EC to ensure that the Member States are implementing the common priorities delivered by the Stockholm Programme, as revised in the Bordeaux Communiqué and highlighted in the Bruges Declaration.
The Committee encourages the Commission and Member States to make a renewed effort to promote the cross-border exchange of best practice through the use of electronic communication methods e.g. databases containing examples of best practices, scoreboards, etc.
European engagement: The Committee encourages the National Councils to pool experience, exchange best-practice and keep an open dialogue between the Councils, particularly through the strengthening of the network of European Environment and Sustainable Development Advisory Councils EEAC.
The Committee encourages the EU Commission to make 2015 the European year of integration and hopes that the Commission, together with the other EU institutions, will continue linking the integration agenda with other major policy priorities, such as the Europe 2020 strategy but also the agenda on the protection of fundamental rights currently under review.
The Committee encourages the EU Commission to focus on integration, either in a dedicated European year or as a key element in one of the other upcoming years, and hopes that the Commission, together with the other EU institutions, will continue linking the integration agenda with other major policy priorities, such as the Europe 2020 strategy but also the agenda on the protection of fundamental rights currently under review.
The Committee encourages the EU Commission to make 2015 the European year of focus on integration, either in a dedicated European year or as a key element in one of the other upcoming years, and hopes that the Commission, together with the other EU institutions, will continue linking the integration agenda with other major policy priorities, such as the Europe 2020 strategy but also the agenda on the protection of fundamental rights currently under review.