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A group whose work will continue.
Work will continue during 2011.
It may do this instantly or its healing work will continue for days, weeks and even months after your session.
Work will continue to overhaul the legislative framework for controlling firearms.
The Commission's dialogue with NCAs regarding the milk sector also intensified through the creation of anECN Joint Working Team on Milk whose work will continue throughout 2010.
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This work will continue overnight.
We will want to give highpriority to getting the banking union in place and work will continue on economic governance, access to finance, labour mobility and tackling youth unemployment.
This work will continue to develop in 2013 and 2014.
Within the overall framework of theCommission's proposals for the financial perspectives for 2007-2013 work will continue to consolidate Community co-funding of the Natura 2000 network with the aim of helping to mobilise funding needed within Member States.
This work will continue, and the Commission is confident that agreement can be reached.
At EU level, work will continue to follow up on the European semester:.
Work will continue in the Customs contact groups to harmonise national, regional and local applications.
Construction work will continue on the Hrušica-Lipce motorway section, where we will reconstruct the Podmežakla 1 and 2 viaducts.
Work will continue under the auspices of the UN and particularly within the framework of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change.
Work will continue on the greening of the transport sector and the successful development of traffic management systems.
Work will continue even in the winter, because the barns, chicken coops, dairy farms, bakeries and shops are always needed.
Work will continue to deliver the information needed to address threats by substances in the environment to human health:.
Work will continue to ensure timely standardisation and interoperability efforts, especially for ICT goods and services.
Work will continue on the proposals already under discussion, such as the roadworthiness package and the tachograph regulation.
Work will continue to ensure the utilisation of Marco Polo to the benefit of Short Sea Shipping until 2010 and beyond.
That work will continue, and will need to be undertaken in coordination with work on the ESDP Network-Enabled Capability(NEC).
Work will continue with regular meetings of the Focal Points and to secure the flow of information and achievement of results, including Motorways of the Sea.
Work will continue in 2011 to influence choices between different modes of support that different donors offer and help to rationalise it through an appropriate division of labour.
Work will continue to reduce compliance costs resulting from the tax fragmentation of the internal market in particular for SMEs, as well as to allow companies to choose an EU-wide tax base.
Meanwhile, work will continue on proposals relating to the creation of a unified and specialised patent court for the classical European patents and the future European patents with unitary effect.
Work will continue to ensure that key materials for transposing and implementing consumer law across the EU are made available to all interested judges and legal practitioners, as well as citizens and businesses.
And our work will continue as we prepare an Economic and Investment Plan for the region, to tackle the hard socio-economic impact of the crisis, to modernise the economies in the region, support the reforms and start closing the development gap.
Further work will continue to adhere to the overriding principles of avoiding duplication and using efficient and cost-effective solutions, be based on the actions outlined in this Communication and on the significant experience of all the authorities and functions in the Member States and relevant Agencies.
Work will continue at an informal Council meeting on 10-11 June in Horsens(Denmark), where, in addition to preparing the June European Council, ministers will reflect"on how the MFF can contribute to enhancing growth, employment and competitiveness", Mr Wammen said.
Fight against match-fixing: Work will continue, notably to ensure the implementation of the above mentioned Recommendation on best practices in the prevention and combating of betting-related match-fixing and of the future Council of Europe's Convention against the manipulation of sports competitions.
