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Help the Member States to develop common early warning signals.
(d) to develop common practices and methodologies for effective market surveillance;
This will require public and private actors as well as providers andusers of connectivity to develop common implementation roadmaps.
To develop common rules which are likely to be complied with in practice and enforced.
Our objective shouldbe to set an example at world level and to develop common responsibility for the seas that we share with our neighbours.
To develop common minimum standards to ensure that trials are fair throughout the EU;
States should participate in international cooperation in order to develop common standards for national evaluation in the disability field.
How to develop common activities between the EESC and the civil society organisations of the region?
Directive 2012/19/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council1a mandated the Commission to develop common standards for treatment of WEEE(EN 50625 series).
These inspections are intended to develop common understanding and interpretation of practice and requirements.
The EU is thus increasingly called upon to present a common vision on refugee policy issues at the international level and to develop common positions vis-à-vis international organizations.
(h) To develop common definitions and terminology, taking into account international standardisation activities;
(g) implementation of unified national IT tools with the view to develop common interfaces to allow for the interconnection of national IT systems;
To develop common criteria upon which the web-based system will be based in order to boost its effectiveness.
We are committed to continuing to strengthen the U.S.-EU Investment Dialogue,which should continue to facilitate transatlantic investment and to develop common approaches to global investment issues.
(4) It is important for all Member States to develop common technical solutions and practices for the provision of emergency call services.
To develop common views on these issues, the results of these analyses would be discussed with stakeholders and published.
The main objective of the NETCET project is to develop common strategies for the conservation of cetaceans and sea turtles in the Adriatic through a pan-Adriatic cooperation.
(4) To develop common approaches and demonstrate their value for better preparedness and coordination in health emergencies in order to protect citizens from cross-border health threats.
The main objective of the NETCET project is to develop common strategies for the conservation of cetaceans and sea turtles in the Adriatic through regional cooperation.
Calls on the agencies to develop common guidelines for applying public access to documents, especially as regards intellectual property rights;
The Council of Ministers and the European Parliament need to develop common rules for company taxation otherwise this area will end up being regulated by the EC Court of Justice's legal decisions.
But we need to develop common basic standards for electric charging points across the EU- otherwise you could find yourself crossing from France to Germany without being able to refuel.
The institutions need to develop common indicators and improve the consistency of data presented to the budgetary authorities.
It is of utmost importance to develop common tools and mechanisms at EU level to help national health systems deliver more care with fewer resources.
On the other hand, the plan to develop common standards, practices and mechanisms to prevent trafficking in human beings was adopted on schedule.
Parliament input to develop common agricultural and fisheries policies, rural development, animal welfare, quality of agricultural products and conservation of fishery resources.
I support the Commission's proposal to develop common, European monetary positions, by obtaining in the long term a single seat for the Euro Zone within the international financial institutions and forums.