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which aims to develop common technical standards in the field of justice that could be used in several e-Justice projects,
This in turn requires the Union to develop common policies on asylum and immigration, while taking into account the need for a consistent control of external borders to stop illegal immigration
As a first step, the Commission has asked EASO to develop common technical standards
Such projects should aim to develop common procedures to collect,
Member States and candidate countries should be invited to develop common tactics and a cohesive EU policy within international bodies such as the UN,
the ESCB/CESR Working Group, to develop common standards for entities providing clearing
To develop common tools and mechanisms at EU level to address shortages of resources,
In June 1999, the Council22 concluded that there was a need for the European Union to develop common views to address the problems related to radioactive scrap metals
It is necessary to develop common rules that balance the need to free up unused capacity in accordance with the“use-it-or-lose-it” principle with the rights of the holders of the capacity to use it when necessary,
Building on the experience gained in 1999, they will try to develop common language, prepared by the EFC
European countries urgently need to develop common safety and health initiatives if they are to stop employees affected by work- related accidents or illness from continuing to be excluded from the workforce, according to delegates at the Agency's third European conference, held in Bilbao in September 1999.
it would support activities to develop common data and indicators as an evidence base for policymaking on health services.
It also aims to develop common instruments, standards,
The topic of fundamental human rights and the extension of their protection must always be central to European debate in order to enable us to develop common and effective strategies to protect women
the Commission's role and the need to develop common tools for tackling widespread infringements affecting several Member States at the same time EU-level relevant infringements.
As we rightly strive to develop common European policies for asylum and, in parallel, common policies for Europe for legal immigration, this tragedy
the new Article 79.4) on which to develop common legislative measures to encourage
the examination of the need to develop common practices and guidelines on risk assessment
as well as the Commission, to developing common initiatives and instruments to tackle jointly the blot that is violence against women.
we looked forward to developing common approaches to the challenges of the 21st century.