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Today's Recommendation, which was elaborated by consulting all stakeholders from both the supplying and using industries, standardisation bodies, consumers' organisations, civil society groups, and trade unions, responds to these expectations and seeks to create a level-playing field for the European industry while respecting individual's privacy.

Calls on the Commission and Member States to introduce legislation and/or strengthen existing regulations and to attach particular importance to respecting intellectual property rights relating to commercial communications, trademarks and images, names, media rights and any other spin-offs from the sporting events organisers are running, so as to protect the professional sport economy, while respecting the right of ‘short reporting’ as stipulated by Directive 2007/65/EC (12) (‘Audiovisual Media Services’ Directive) and the self-sustained and balanced development of sport, without ...[+++] putting at stake the proper balance between a sporting organisation's legitimate concerns and the needs of the public to be able to access and create objective, informative and topical information in the forms of written, pictorial and audio content; points out that it is also important to ensure that recipients are guaranteed the possibility of having access to sporting events at cross-border level within the EU at a distance; in particular, problems of ambush marketing, Internet piracy and unlawful sports betting should be addressed as a priority by Member States and the Commission;

5. Member States shall take any measures they consider necessary to facilitate and speed up the completion of projects of common interest and to minimise delays, while complying with Community law and international conventions on the environment, especially as regards projects declared to be of European interest.

the strategic goal set for the European Union by the Lisbon European Council of 23-24 March 2000 and reaffirmed by the Stockholm European Council of 23 and 24 March 2001 to become the most competitive and dynamic knowledge-based economy in the world, capable of sustainable economic growth, with more and better jobs and greater social cohesion; the mandate from the Lisbon European Council to the Education Council to undertake a general reflection on the concrete future objectives of education systems, focusing on common concerns and priorities while respecting national ...[+++]diversity ; the Council Resolution of 14 February 2002 on the promotion of linguistic diversity and language learning which emphasised, amongst other things, that: the knowledge of languages is one of the basic skills which each citizen needs to acquire in order to take part effectively in the European knowledge society and therefore facilitates both integration into society and social cohesion; and that all European languages are equal in value and dignity from the cultural point of view and form an integral part of European culture and civilisation,

9. The Council also invites the Commission: (a) to continue, together with the other providers of funds, its discussions on improving the effectiveness and conditionality of reform programmes put into effect under the auspices of the Bretton Woods institutions, so that it will be possible, whilst complying with the requirements of financial stabilization and the principle of payment in instalments: - to emphasize measurable medium- and long-term objectives, and the economic and institutional results obtained by implementing the approved programmes; - to give better support to countries showing genuine commitment to reform; - to ensure increased participation by national partners in beneficiary countries in the definition and content of th ...[+++]e programmes, including, if necessary, by supporting the strengthening of national capabilities; - to concentrate efforts on a significant set of basic reforms; (b) with regard to the ACP States, to give technical assistance to the countries concerned which have integration projects so that they can move towards greater exchange rate stability and more convertibility, and to foster coordination in the area of macro-economic reforms implemented by eligible countries; (c) with regard to the South and East Mediterranean countries, to situate adjustment support programmes in the context of the creation of a free trade area with the European Union (d) with regard to the countries of Latin America and Asia, the Community could continue to undertake development activities aimed at mitigating the social costs of structural adjustment, whilst complying with the regulations applicable.

It will allow companies to operate freely throughout the Community on the basis of the rules applied in their country of establishment - yet following, too, a set of prudential and consumer protection rules which are common to all.