Examples of using Cor should in English and their translations into German
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Cooperation with the CoR should be anticipated.
The CoR should have the right to be consulted also in the context of EU external and Schengen borders.
The specific institutional role of the EESC and the CoR should be taken into account, in comparison with other stakeholders.
The CoR should make a forceful presentation of this and it will have the support of Commissioners Barnier and Vitorino in its efforts.
Since these public and social services are in large part supplied at the local and regional level,it is right that the CoR should be consulted on any proposed changes to the way in which they are regulated at the EU level.
For that reason the COR should take care that all members of mixed CEEC/COR groups are directly elected.
Concerning the desirable future role and functions of the COR(question 15), many respondents have frankly admitted that they know little about this EU institution andpointed out that the COR should inform the public more comprehensively about its work.
The ESC, the EP and the CoR should take further initiatives and press the Council to fight for the sector's future.
In order to raise"pressure" on other Community players(especially the Commission)that will have to initiate concrete proposals, the CoR should also cooperate closely with other players concerned by the issue of the study.
In the future however, the CoR should react not only when it is consulted but take a proactive stance on policies and its own profile.
The CoR should support interregional cooperation and the development of integrated policy-making in identified tourist supra-regions.
In this context, the CoR should also have the right to instigate proceedings before the Court of Justice in order to defend its prerogatives.
The CoR should actively promote the issues of the study on new forms of European governance during the forthcoming debate on the Commission's White Paper.
The CoR should ensure that the issues of the study are taken into consideration during the elaboration of its future opinions on various Community matters.
The role of the CoR should be strengthened considerably and the principle of local and regional selfgovernment must be introduced in the Treaties.
The COR should make it clear that-e subsidiarity, citizenship and regional and local self-government are effective instruments for policy on Union citizenship.
The CoR should, within its own rules of procedure, provide for formalised and early consultation of"representative" European associations set up by local and regional authorities.
The CoR should, together with its other partners of the"joint initiative", urge the Commission to draw up a"White Paper" on TransEuropean cooperation between public authorities.
The CoR should suggest to its local and regional members that they organise at least one public debate in their elected representations on the issue of transEuropean cooperation.
Similarly, the CoR should be kept informed of developments in the network of infrastructure managers, a new body envisaged by the reform.
Finally, the CoR should be given the status of a full EU institution and become a member of the convention which will prepare the reform of the European institutions IGC 2004.
The CoR should support the regions in the development of a regional marketing campaign for more environmentally sound tourism mobility products as is done for regional agricultural products.
In addition, the CoR should be given the right to bring actions before the European Court of Justice for breaches of subsidiarity as regards legislative acts on which it was consulted.
The CoR should promote environmentally sound transport initiatives that encourage more interregional cooperation for tourism mobility provision e.g. Cross Border cycling initiative, Land Salzburg, and the Danube cycle route.
The CoR should advocate that all present Community Initiatives become a separate element of the Community's Cohesion policy, which are implemented horizontally(without specification according by Objective areas) and in a decentralised manner.
The CoR should actively promote the issues of the study on new forms of European governance during the forthcoming debate on the Commission's White Paper expected to start immediately after its presentation to the European Parliament in July 2001 and expected to end in December 2001.
The CoR should support the development of a European environmentally sound tourism mobility standard for regional and local initiatives the work of the European Standardisation Committee on developing a standard for quality of service in public transport could provide a basis for this.
The CoR should work to support initiatives by DG TREN(the European Commission Directorate General for Transport and Energy) that move towards fairer and more efficient pricing, i.e. internalising external costs of transport(polluter pays principle), thereby giving positive pricing signals to more environmentally sustainable modes.
The CoR should, together with its other partners in the"joint initiative", urge the Commission to produce precise and appropriate legal proposals before finishing its inhouse drafting process of reform proposals for the EU's cohesion policy and to include specific suggestions on transEuropean cooperation in its preparatory documents for the IGC in 2004.
The CoR should, together with its other partners of the"joint initiative", urge the Commission to come forward with precise and appropriate legal proposals before finishing its inhouse elaboration process of reform proposals for the EU's cohesion policy and to include specific suggestions on transEuropean cooperation in its preparative documents for the IGC in 2004.