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Of the instruments should be prepared.
The EESC believes that both instruments should ensure.
The number of instruments should be kept within reasonable limits.
The rebalancing and proper implementation of existing instruments should be ensured;
Other market instruments should be considered.
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The existing provisions and instruments should be reviewed, simplified and clarified.
Assistance instruments should be further developed and optimised.
in the sense that references to national laws or international instruments should be as much as possible reduced.
The instruments should be as simple to manage as possible.
Nevertheless, we believe that some instruments should be adopted at European level.
Such instruments should be wielded wisely on the basis of clear evidence.
adopting international instruments should set realistic targets
The instruments should be optimised
It was considered that these instruments should be implemented in a flexible manner.
These instruments should be understood to include participations,
They believe that market-based instruments should be developed in parallel with regulation.
New instruments should rather be permitted initially as"trial balloons" before any decision is made to include them in the normal rules.
All available instruments should be used to achieve this aim.
New instruments should focus on setting up a dedicated fund facilitating practical training
Stresses that these instruments should be operational before the end of 2013;
These instruments should only be used in exceptional circumstances
New capabilities and instruments should also be developed as the need arises.
Both instruments should be free-standing remedies additional to those available under national law.
The use of these bodies and instruments should be subject to ongoing
Economic instruments should be focused particularly on activity outside the emissions-trading sector.
Well built and well presented, these instruments should encourage those young cellists fortunate enough to play them.
The promotion instruments should provide EU producers with an effective tool whilst attempting at the same time to reduce the administrative burden.
The development of voluntary instruments should be seen as a major part of Community environment policy.
Together, both legal instruments should form the legal framework governing the requirements applicable to investment firms,
Further policy instruments should not be used to force a faster,