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7. Insists that the job-creating potential of small and medium-sized enterprises be fully recognised in all policy initiatives; demands that the commitments made in the European Charter for Small Enterprises, to simplify and cut the costs of business start-ups, be met without delay; and calls on the European Council to address forthwith the recommendations made in the Commission's recent Green Paper on Entrepreneurship;

For instance, in Alberta the forest area set aside to cut for paper and timber is larger in size than a country such as Switzerland.

In the framing of this proposal, two primary objectives of the Community's Framework Programme for Science and Technology, adopted in 1982, have been kept in view, namely the strengthening of industrial competitiveness and better management of raw materials. To meet the needs of Europe's mining and steel industries, the European Community must promote research projects aimed at supporting and improving these fundamental components of the economy. This is more than ever necessary in a time of economic crisis when industry itself is often compelled to forego technological innovation and to cut back on investment in research and development activities (1) COM(85) 399 - 2 - In the production and utilization of wood, the resources of Europe's fo ...[+++]rests are to be turned to account and safeguarded in accordance with ecological principles. Methods of wood processing, inccluding paper production, will also be rationalized. In the development of advanced materials, the Community is to help the industrial companies concerned (mainly small to medium- size undertakings) to hold their own in competition with their opposite numbers in the United States and Japan, many of whom receive substantial public aid. Advanced materials will be a key factor in the further technological development of the European Community. Materials science and engineering are advancing rapidly. Materials such as technical ceramics, light alloys and composites are vital to progress in many traditional and new sectors of industry.

Covering materials (for roofs in particular) in rolls or in the form of plates or sheets, whether or not cut to size or shape in a special manner (such as shingles or shingle-board), consisting of a base of paper or roofing felt, whether or not impregnated with asphalt or a similar product, but coated on both sides with a layer of that material or immersed in the same material, whether or not coated with mineral substances (sand, slate debris, stones, etc.), or with one side covered by a thin layer of metal (copper or aluminium in par ...[+++]ticular), shall fall within Common Customs Tariff heading No: