- increase EU support for NGOs and international organisations in their efforts to alleviate the plight of Iraqi refugees in neighbouring countries, as well as internally displaced persons (IDPs), including the 4 000 Assyrian families who have principally sought refuge in the Nineveh Plains; urge the Iraqi authorities to live up to their responsibility to provide financial and other support for the reintegration of refugees and IDPs;

The internal height of the compartment must be at least 10 cm more than the height of the withers of the largest animal.

The achievement of the Internal Market is another major priority for creating jobs and meeting the challenges of globalisation.

If the government thinks by churning money through its books the system will be made better, I suggest we have a new method of rethinking how we are to motivate society, to live up to the challenges of the 21st century, to live up to the global economy, to market Canadian expertise and talent around the world and to generate an increased gross domestic product which will allow us to come to terms with our debt and our deficit.

These priorities are: - to analyse the principles, objectives and instruments of the Union, with the new challenges facing Europe; - to strengthen common foreign and security policy so that it can cope with new international challenges; - to provide a better response to modern demands as regards internal security, and the fields of justice and home affairs more generally; - to make the institutions more efficient, democratic and open so that they are able to adjust to the demands of an enlarged Union; - to strengthen public support for the process of European integration by meeting the need for a form of democracy which is closer to ...[+++]the citizens of Europe, who are concerned about employment and environment questions; - to put the principle of subsidiarity into practice more effectively.

Furthermore, in view of the lessons which may be learnt more than a year and a half after the entry into force of the Treaty on European Union and of the challenges and risks linked in particular to the prospect of a further enlargement, the European Council considers that thoughts should now focus on a number of priorities to enable the Union to respond to its citizens' expectations: - to analyse the principles, objectives and instruments of the Union, with the new challenges facing Europe; - to strengthen common foreign and security policy so that it can cope with new international challenges; - to provide a better response to modern ...[+++] demands as regards internal security, and the fields of justice and home affairs more generally; - to make the institutions more efficient, democratic and open so that they are able to adjust to the demands of an enlarged Union; - to strengthen public support for the process of European integration by meeting the need for a form of democracy which is closer to the citizens of Europe, who are concerned at employment and environment questions; - to put the principle of subsidiarity into practice more effectively.