10. Requests that the agreed MFF ceilings for commitment and payment appropriations be used to the fullest extent when establishing the annual EU budgets; considers, therefore, that the maximum overall flexibility between and within headings, as well as between financial years, needs to be ensured in the next MFF and decided by qualified majority in the Council; believes, in particular, that such flexibility should include the possibility of fully utilising the available margins of each heading in one financial year (for commitment appropriations), as well as an automatic carry-over of available margins to other financial years (for both commitment and payment appropriations); refers, in addition, to its detailed ...[+++]position on flexibility set out in its resolution of 23 October 2012 regarding the contingency margin, the recycling of the surplus of the EU budget, legislative flexibility and the individual flexibility mechanisms above the MFF ceilings;

The positive role played by services of general economic interest was emphasised by Special Eurobarometer 219 of October 2005 which indicated that postal services are the most appreciated services of general economic interest according to users throughout the EU, with 77 % of people questioned responding positively.

The positive role played by services of general economic interest was emphasised by Special Eurobarometer 219 of October 2005 which indicated that postal services are the most appreciated services of general economic interest according to users throughout the EU, with 77 % of people questioned responding positively.

The positive role played by services of general economic interest was emphasised by Special Eurobarometer 219 of October 2005 which indicated that postal services are the most appreciated services of general economic interest according to users throughout the EU, with 77 % of people questioned responding positively.

B. whereas equally far-reaching progress needs to be made on all subjects covered by the Decision and the DDA Work Programme in general, putting development at the forefront of the negotiations, and whereas the EU needs to stand up for a wide-ranging agenda, aiming at appropriate trade liberalisation, the eradication of all dumping and trade distorting measures, the strengthening of special and differential treatment and food security safeguard mechanisms in order to prioritise social justice and development, and to achieve a greater integration of the developing countries into the world trade system, an objective enshrined in the Treaty estab ...[+++]lishing a Constitution for Europe (Article III-292.2.e),

The Commission investigation revealed a generally positive attitude towards a simplification of the test used in order to formulate a referral request under Article 9, for instance by disjoining the request from evidence of a threat of creation or strengthening of dominant position and/or by eliminating the need to establish that the requested market is not a "substantial" part of the common market.