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The framework must be solid.
I will just end by saying that a strict and transparent framework must be imposed on international finance.
A clear legal framework must underpin the setting up of public-private partnerships.
Statues can have a frame that holds them together, but the framework must be made from recyclable material as well.
A stable legal framework must be established in the Member States in order to promote the above.
(14) In order to guarantee the continuation of the programmes, an appropriate financial framework must be established to allow the Union to continue to finance them.
A complete new supervisory framework must be set up at EU level, and we are pleased to see that some progress has been achieved.
Finally, if profiling is to be used legally and fairly as a means of contributing to the maintenance of security,a coherent and just legal framework must be established.
Our legal framework must reflect that.
Whereas ongoing technological, societal and behavioural changes significantly impact business and consumer behaviour,creating many economic opportunities and challenges which the Single Market framework must address;
The legislative framework must follow this.
A coherent legal framework must also be established at Community level, to regulate on-line commercial communication and ensure that the right to privacy is respected under all circumstances as a fundamental personal right.
Action at European level must be prioritised, a modern animal health framework must be created, and prevention, monitoring and scientific research must be enhanced.
A robust legal framework must be established to protect individual data while providing minimum information to the toll operator;
I voted in favour of this report as I agree that a coherent and transparent framework must be established for multilateral surveillance of macro-economic developments in the Union and in the Member States.
This regulatory framework must therefore safeguard the existence of services of general interest, Member States' or local authorities' freedom to define and organise, the freedom to choose management and funding methods6, the principles and limits of Community action, evaluation of their performance, consumers and users' rights and a basic platform for public service missions and obligations.
I voted in favour of this report as I agree that a coherent and transparent framework must be established for multilateral surveillance of macro-economic developments in the Union and in the Member States.
In any case, a clear overarching framework must be identified(if already in place) or established, including the technical conditions, so that the necessary cooperation can be undertaken with legal certainty.
The governance framework must be reformed extensively.
An open and non-discriminatory framework must therefore be put in place to ensure such interoperability and portability without hindering development of the fast moving digital sphere and avoiding unnecessary administrative burden, especially for SMEs'.
An appropriate governance framework must ensure strong involvement by civil society.
A comprehensive occupational health and safety framework must continue to be developed and properly implemented throughout the EU, reaching out to vulnerable groups not yet adequately covered, who experience difficulties with exercising their rights in the area of safety at work, including, in particular, those in precarious employment and in a high-risk work environment or put at risk for short-term competitive advantage.
A European company taxation framework must be established in order to eliminate unfair conditions of competition.
A European corporate taxation framework must be established in order to eliminate unfair conditions relating to competition.
To achieve this, a legislative institutional framework must be established for active consumer participation, rather than making consumers the passive subjects of the welfare concept.
A comprehensive occupational health and safety framework must continue to be developed and properly implemented throughout the EU, reaching out to vulnerable groups not yet adequately covered, including those in precarious employment or put at risk for short-term competitive advantage.
Specific instruments and supportive policy frameworks must be designed for each development stage: pre-start-up, start-up/pilot stage, consolidation and growth, meeting the specific needs at each stage.
New frameworks must be imagined, developed and promoted in order to establish an environment that is as fair to performers as to the other parties concerned, including consumers.
EU frameworks must be set up to protect and re-establish trade union rights, which have been under attack and even dismantled following the introduction of austerity policies over the last few years.
To achieve this aim, interconnections should be developed,effective legislative and regulatory frameworks must be in place and be fully applied in practice, and Community competition rules need to be rigorously enforced.