In order to this issue vs In order for this issue

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• In order to tackle this issue the EU and China have established a useful cooperation in the framework of a structured dialogue on intellectual property matters.
• That is a very specific problem, and we should work together - the Commission and Parliament - in order to tackle this issue of liability in another directive.
• In order to address this issue, Cosmetics Directive also contains specific provisions on the labelling of information concerning the durability of a cosmetic product.
• Similarly, I have reservations about commenting on initiatives which Mr Solana intends to take in order to put this issue back on the Council agenda.
• Within this framework, Member States are also encouraged to exchange best practices in order to solve this issue at national and European level.
• We are implementing a number of measures, working together with the Chinese authorities, in order to address this issue.
• We have had to experience the recent horror in order to return to this issue in formal session, on a Wednesday morning.
• What provisions are in place in order to tackle this issue?
• In order to address this issue of compatibility, the EDPS suggests adding a paragraph to Article 49 IR which provides: Personal data contained in supporting documents should be deleted where possible when those data are not necessary for the purpose of budgetary discharge.
• Research institutes and scientists are waiting for rapid, coordinated action from the Commission and Council in order to tackle this issue, so as to allow them equal opportunities for participation in Framework Programmes.
• I can inform you that yesterday the President of the Agriculture and Fisheries Council, Minister Iztok Jarc, met with some fellow ministers in Venice, in order to discuss this issue.
• It goes without saying that Parliament will have to contribute when the Community proceeds with the required proposals, in order to take this issue forward in the near future.
• In my answer just now, I mentioned several fields that we wish to develop in order to bring this issue into even sharper focus, several of which concern young people.
• In the meantime, Member States may continue to use national rules in order to cover this issue of the vehicle-track interface.
• It is true, as you rightly pointed out, that China is still a major source of counterfeited cigarettes, so we have to work in close cooperation with them in order to tackle this issue.
• In order to address this issue I, and some colleagues, took the decision that a number of measures needed to be taken to improve the quality of work.
• What forums or instruments are available to the Commission in order to raise this issue?
• If these results show that harmonised tables for tourism satellite accounts need to be compiled, then the Commission shall take appropriate action, including the submission of a legislative proposal, in order to address this issue adequately.
• Parliament's Legal Service has informed us that Parliament itself cannot raise an objection, but others can, and should, in order to resolve this issue.
• I would like to ask the Commission and the Council what they have done in order to address this issue with the Latvian authorities, and to take further action without any delay.

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• The Presidency will address this issue in order to unequivocally defend our privileges and immunity.
• I certainly hope that European journalists and publishers will get their houses in order on this issue.
• In order to tackle this issue the EU and China have established a useful cooperation in the framework of a structured dialogue on intellectual property matters.
• That is a very specific problem, and we should work together - the Commission and Parliament - in order to tackle this issue of liability in another directive.
• The Commission has also been in close contact with Vietnam on this issue in order to provide all necessary assistance and expertise.
• In order to address this issue, Cosmetics Directive also contains specific provisions on the labelling of information concerning the durability of a cosmetic product.
• He supports the idea of increasing interinstitutional cooperation on this issue in order to exchange best practice.
• I believe that the Presidency of the European Parliament is acting very prudently on this issue in order not to jeopardise the legal process.
• Similarly, I have reservations about commenting on initiatives which Mr Solana intends to take in order to put this issue back on the Council agenda.
• The Petitions Committee agreed to request an own-initiative report on this issue in order to pressure OLAF into accepting it had acted incorrectly.
• Within this framework, Member States are also encouraged to exchange best practices in order to solve this issue at national and European level.
• We are implementing a number of measures, working together with the Chinese authorities, in order to address this issue.
• In order to properly address issues such as cost and benefits, the Commission needs to report the findings of Member States on this issue to the European Parliament and to the Council.
• What provisions are in place in order to tackle this issue?
• In order to address this issue of compatibility, the EDPS suggests adding a paragraph to Article 49 IR which provides: Personal data contained in supporting documents should be deleted where possible when those data are not necessary for the purpose of budgetary discharge.
• The Member States and the Commission are examining this issue in order to determine to what extent data protection should be provided in a horizontal perspective for the whole of the Third Pillar.
• Research institutes and scientists are waiting for rapid, coordinated action from the Commission and Council in order to tackle this issue, so as to allow them equal opportunities for participation in Framework Programmes.
• Even if this figure were lower, that would, in my eyes, justify going ahead with the debate on this issue in order to encourage the activities of European micro-entities.
• I can inform you that yesterday the President of the Agriculture and Fisheries Council, Minister Iztok Jarc, met with some fellow ministers in Venice, in order to discuss this issue.
• It goes without saying that Parliament will have to contribute when the Community proceeds with the required proposals, in order to take this issue forward in the near future.