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The Commission must, of course, now inform Parliament without delay of the measures it intends to take to comply with the recommendations of the budgetary authority if all this is to be put to the vote on Thursday
tobacco from the Canary Islands has been delayed and what measures it intends to take to compensate the exporters affected by this delay?
the competent authorities in the region in particular of the action it intends to take.
The Commission shall inform the Committee succinctly of financing decisions it intends to take concerning projects
I should therefore like to hear from the Commission what steps it intends to take to bring this about.
in particular with information on the action it intends to take.
the Commission must outline to the House the specific measures it intends to take to bring about the socalled social dimension
shall immediately inform the Commission in particular of the actions it intends to take according to Article 91.
can the Council say why cultural actions are continually being blocked by it, and what measures it intends to take, in particular as regards the RAPHAEL programme?
other interested parties indicating the measures it intends to take, in order to ensure, at Community level,
in its Communication of 20 October 200920, the Commission outlined the actions it intends to take to reduce the risks associated with derivatives.
succinctly of any financing decisions it intends to take with regard to grants of less than EUR 2,5 million for activities covered by this Regulation.
including concrete steps it intends to take in order to further move towards an EU resource-efficient recycling society.
indicate what action it intends to take at Community level?
just as it is also vital to clarify what the European Commission thinks about this situation and whether it intends to take any steps to unblock the legislative process.
The Commission would then be required to set out its conclusions on the initiative and the action it intends to take in a communication, which would be notified to the organiser as well as to the European Parliament and Council and would be made public.
Can the Commission state what measures it intends to take to reduce the almost endless list of propo sals on which we have delivered an opinion and which are still being considered by the Council?
Will the Commission indicate what steps it intends to take to ensure that the moves towards the completion of the internal market do not facilitate the spread of rabies to those areas of the Community not presently affected by this disease?
what steps it intends to take?
Can the Commission state how things stand as regards professional secrecy in the Member States and what steps it intends to take to safe guard individual freedoms?