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Thirdly, the Union has a more active role to play in the prevention of,
Moreover, the knowledge which the new Member States have enables the EU to conduct a more active and effective policy.
It is the European Union's duty to display, as a whole, a more active and clearer show of solidarity with all of the Member States' citizens.
enable the EU's agricultural industry to play a more active role in the market.
But still, I think it's time for you to take a more active role in raising Bruce Leroy.
However, we are now taking a more active step in sharing information on i.e.
persuade the banks to play a more active part in this field?
Five, strengthening social partnership with a more active involvement of civil society
The European Union must definitely make a more active commitment in the future settlement of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict.
Spain wants the Union to play a more active role in the international sphere in the fight against terrorism.
The Commission must take a more active role in the Helsinki Commission now that it has one year left in the chah· of this important organ for environmental cooperation.
That would help us to speak with one voice in a more active way.
The Commission and the Member States must play a more active part in the international ten-year action that I mentioned.
I would like to see the European Union play a more active role in the organisation of film distribution.
Participation and the development of a more active and inclusive society are issues of growing significance and debate.
Yes to a more active role for the EU within the UN, as recommended by the report.
Commission take a more active role and engage in conflict resolution,
Informing and responsibilising the citizens of disadvantaged regions, rural areas and communities, in order to encourage a more active participation in the parliamentary elections of 2 November 2003.
encouraging young people to play a more active part in society.
I do hope that this example will encourage the citizens of the Union to take a more active part in EU decision-making.