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than in previous years, they must consequently take rm and decisive measures to address these problems.
later restricted certain industrial gas projects as a first step to address these problems.
specific measures to address these problems.
digital stimulation of the bowels) to address these problems.
The Forum participants urged the European institutions to address these problems by developing a system of independent supervision,
between the various participants in shipping on European waterways and the desirability to address these problems in order to contribute to increased safety;
What action does the Council intend to take to address these problems and, in particular, what position does
therefore misses a vital opportunity to address these problems in a lasting manner.
As you know, however, a great many discussions within the European Commission have been needed in the past to address these problems, discussions which, as is evident,
the urgent need to address these problems effectively.
economic governance, to address these problems.
we should instead be asking ourselves whether the establishment of an EU army is the right way to address these problems.
It outlines the policy actions the Commission intends to take in 2010 to address these problems and thus meet the need for greater stability
In order to address these problems it is necessary to envisage a common technical framework to support Member States' authorities to act at local level,
Article 68 should be available to address these problems.
The Commission has undertaken to address these problems through administrative reforms.
Therefore, Member States are unlikely to be able to address these problems acting alone.
To address these problems, the Commission will bring forward measures to promote the protection of vulnerable species.
as Member States are unlikely to be able to address these problems acting alone.