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The Commission has recognised that this causes problems.
The food supply chain is particularly vulnerable to UTPs, as the Commission has recognised.
The Competition Commission has recognised that.
The Commission has recognised the need for improvement in this area and has taken actions accordingly.
Member of the Commission.- Throughout the past year the Commission has recognised that marine science and technology is a cross-cutting priority area.
The Commission has recognised the importance of the opinions of citizens and other stakeholders in the EU's policy-making47.
DECISIONS TO IMPLEMENT AID THROUGH THE UN 48. the process for deciding to implement aid through the Un does not demonstrate that this is the most efficient andeffective option. in order to compensate for the absence of competition, the commission has recognised the need for robust decision-making procedures in choosing its implementing partner. however, the strategic and legal requirements are insufficiently translated into practical criteria to support decision-making.
Since 2013 the Commission has recognised that the EU spending is affected by a material level of error.
The Commission has recognised that the contribution of ex ante conditionalities to the sustainability of results needs to be strengthened165.
Observations 17 20 Since 2014, the Commission has recognised the need for better coordination between national and regional(multi-beneficiary) instruments and has revised its procedures.
The Commission has recognised the increasing importance of ex post monitoring, as more and more measures are exempted from ex ante notification13.
For research and innovation spending, the Commission has recognised the need to reduce administrative burdens on beneficiaries while maintaining an appropriate balance between trust and control.
The Commission has recognised the need for appropriate action and in the report referred to in paragraph 50, it stated that a decision on whether restrictions on phosphates in detergents would be taken if justified and that an impact assessment and eventual presentation of a legislative proposal would follow if considered appropriate.
The European Commission has recognised its role by including the plant in plans for an interconnection with Greece.
The Commission has recognised the unfair competition arising from the increase in the price of electricity owing to CO2 emission allowances being purchased by electricity producers and has authorised compensation to be paid by national authorities for indirect costs(SWD Communication(2012)).
Concerning adequate budgetary resources, the Commission has recognised the need to provide adequate budgetary and human resources to the authorities, with which the Presidency has agreed and, further, stated the importance of fulfilment by Member States of their obligations.
The Commission has recognised the inherent difficulty of providing meaningful evaluations within a fixed 7-year timeframe for each framework programme.
The European Commission has recognised the importance of the area for the larger goals of promoting stability and integration.
The Commission has recognised the important role that SEEs can play in the development of the circular economy, to which they can make an‘essential contribution'(12).
The Commission has recognised that the acceptability criteria for receiving certification of the costing methodologies are too stringent for most beneficiaries(1).
The European Commission has recognised the importance of properly conducted evaluations for the quality of legislation on a number of occasions over the past two decades3.
The Commission has recognised the important role that social economy enterprises(SEEs) can play in the development of the circular economy, to which they can make an essential contribution.
The Commission has recognised that the data reported is not complete, consistent, reliable or sufficiently detailed to draw conclusions on compliance at EU level27.
We note that the Commission has recognised the inefficiencies and overlaps and proposed a greatly simplified structure for the future(2021-2027) InvestEU programme.
However, the Commission has recognised that sustainability is a key issue and is assessing what would be the best model to be adopted for the LPEs to improve the prospects for their sustainability.
The Commission has recognised that the acceptability criteria( 5) which it laid down for receiving certification of the costing methodology are too stringent for most bene ficiaries( 6).
Since the Commission has recognised that the third part of this plea is well founded and has consequently amended the Decision, it is no longer necessary to rule on this part of the plea.
The European Commission has recognised in its latest communications the need to expand the definition of innovation to focus on SMEs and take account of non-technical innovation in all economic sectors.
In Indonesia, the Commission has recognised the need to enhance the utility of the houses funded by the Multi-Donor Trust Fund by providing the necessary supporting infrastructure, particularly for the supply of drinking water.
In addition, the Commission has recognised the need to better coordinate the Cohesion and Structural Funds with transport policy objectives in its Transport White Paper of March 2011(COM(2011) 144 final of 28 March 2011, point 56).