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In future cooperation on physical activity, Member States and the Commission should aim to work together to clarify these issues.We aim to work for the interest of the European Union as effectively and efficiently as possible.The aim of the joint work is to develop European standards for clearing and settlement activities based on the «Recommendations for Securities Settlement Systems» (BIS, Basel, November 2001).The many proposals in the report, legitimate though they may be, are in danger of shifting the focus from the aims of peace work to the forms it should take.

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The aim of their work is not to produce added value, but to provide care or services similar to the tasks which women usually carry out free of charge in their own homes.

In 2006, much work was done with the aim of launching the work of the Institute in its very first year, 2007.

Mr President, the aim of our work today is to guarantee greater protection for women in paid employment, in line with the treatment of men.

Thank you, too, for presenting your vision of the European Commission's work and the aims of that work.

Conditions are very difficult, but we cannot afford to compromise on those principles which made AIMS work.

I am well aware that this was also the aim of Parliament's work.

This is one of the aims of my work as Commissioner.

Innovation is not part of the aim of my work.Responding to the debate, Commission president BARROSO stressed that one aim of the work programme was "better targeting".Nonetheless, we support the aims of this directive and the work the Commissioner has done on it.The aim of this work was to enhance the operational effectiveness of the existing arrangements and to identify areas where further progress is needed.