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The continuing bee mortality in many regions is even more disturbing and measures need to be taken to tackle this.
security preventative measures need to be taken.
The Riksbank has in recent years discussed that measures need to be taken to prevent the Swedish housing market from being overheated.
In addition, measures need to be taken to further improve cross-sector and cross-border co-operation among supervisory and other relevant authorities.
Do you consider that measures need to be taken in respect of the budget situation in Cyprus
All these measures need to be taken forward in close partnership with the social partners
This means that measures need to be taken to extend the working life of older workers
The plan must state what salary adjustments and other measures need to be taken to achieve equal salaries for work that is considered as the same or equivalent.
Although this is acknowledged in the Commission's answer on page 51 of the report, it is unclear to me exactly what specific measures need to be taken.
The market runs on too short a time scale, and that is why measures need to be taken by the Member States to guarantee long-term supply contracts.
Firstly, measures need to be taken to guarantee the coherence of the Sloga coalition.
A population projection is first and foremost a tool with which decision-makers can assess whether the present development is desirable or whether corrective measures need to be taken.
In assessing the results achieved, the Barcelona European Council should consider what further measures need to be taken.
Appropriate measures need to be taken urgently, as the approaching rainy season
notes that further concrete measures need to be taken by the EU to fully implement those as well as to support the implementation of the harmonisation agenda.
Counter-productive subsidies are being progressively removed and appropriate measures need to be taken to help fishing communities to adjust to a lower level of fishing activity, along the lines of the CFP Reform.
Specific measures need to be taken in areas such as freedom of the press, the status of women in Turkish society,
Preparatory measures need to be taken at Community level to enable assistance intervention in emergencies to be mobilised
PTS and the Swedish Consumer Agency will also carefully monitor developments so that they are prepared if the situation should develop in such a way that further measures need to be taken to safeguard freedom of choice on the Internet.