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especially the SMEs, that develop and implement them.
Banks that do not retain the necessary capital should present recapitalisation plans and implement them as swiftly as possible.
are complied with and that all Member States implement them as decided.
the funds to help implement them, expressed by the chairman of the Committee on the Environment.
Lastly, we welcome the fact that a proper distinction is made between those who make laws and those who implement them: Montesquieu has come to the European Union at last.
The development of ideas for the simplification of Community Directives and. where appropriate, the nation al rules which implement them.
the Bureau need only implement them in order to respond fittingly to the internal
they know how to conceive projects and implement them effectively without weighing them down with bureaucracy,
notes the commitment of Member States to follow the Guidelines and implement them in their national administrative practices as far as legally possible.
all Member States can easily implement them.
users will help us improve future measures and implement them.
to improve the Maastricht criteria and implement them in all Member States and continue the expansion of the Euro zone.
the Commission should implement them immediately for the remaining Horizon 2020 period.
help implement them through technical assistance, to encourage sustainable energy and climate change policies in partner nations.
Programme relating to the bioeconomy and clean solutions and implement them in cooperation with the Ministry of the Environment,
by the Community institutions, but by business itself, which, after all, has to adopt them and implement them.
and responsibilities and implement them by such means as quality planning,
common monetary policy and a common economic policy, and even implement them, but cannot agree on something like leaving the awarding of satellite frequencies to a European institution.
because we have seen in the past that there are sometimes temptations not to adopt decisions or implement them in a uniform, coherent
effective plans, with a Union determined to monitor them and implement them according to specific criteria.