Примери за използване на Commission may ask на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The Commission may ask Member States to modify their plans.
A notified service shall be presumed to satisfythe harmonised standard but, where appropriate, the Commission may ask Member States to provide supporting evidence.
The Commission may ask the Authority for an opinion, or for scientific or technical assistance.
If a Member State does not comply with the judgment, the Commission may ask the Court to impose penalty payments under Article 260 TFEU.
The Commission may ask the states concerned to provide it with all relevant information.
If the assessment of the dossier referred to in paragraph 2 shows that further information is necessary, the Commission may ask the applicant to submit such information.
The Commission may ask the third country for any additional information that it deems necessary.
On the basis of the Member States' replies to the questionnaires referred to in paragraph 1, the Commission may ask Member States to provide additional information on the processing of import license applications.
The Commission may ask the Authority to prepare or to contribute to such guidance documents.
Under a new policy,when Member States fail to transpose EU legislation into national law within the required deadline, the Commission may ask the Court for financial sanctions to be imposed at the first referral to court.
(4) The members of the commission may ask additional questions for clarification on the application of the user.
Under a new policy,in cases where Member States have failed to transpose EU legislation into national law within the required deadline, the Commission may ask the Court for financial sanctions to be imposed at the first referral to court.
The Commission may ask the Member States and[EFSA] for an opinion, or for scientific or technical assistance.
In practice, under Article 260(3) of Treaty on the Functioning of the EU(TFEU)if a Member State fails to transpose an EU Directive into national law within the required deadline, the Commission may ask the Court to impose financial sanctions.
The Commission may ask ERGA to give an opinion on the drafts, amendments or extensions of those codes.
Under the Lisbon Treaty, which entered into force on 1 December 2009,if Member States fail to transpose EU legislation into national law within the required deadline, the Commission may ask the Court to impose financial sanctions.
The Commission may ask the Agency for an opinion on scientific or technical questions raised by Member States.
Under the Lisbon Treaty, which entered into force on 1 December 2009,if Member States fail to transpose EU legislation into national law within the required deadline, the Commission may ask the Court to impose financial sanctions when referring the case for the first time.
The Commission may ask the Committee to hold an emergency meeting if it considers that the situation so requires.
In practice, under Article 260(3) of Treaty on the Functioning of the EU(TFEU)if a Member State fails to transpose an EU Directive into national law within the required deadline, the Commission may ask the Court to impose financial sanctions.
Should the case reach the Court, the Commission may ask for interim measures as well as the removal of offending projects.
The Commission may ask the flag Member State for any additional information that it deems necessary.
Where the reported value of one ormore result indicators reveals a gap of more than 25% from the respective milestone for the reporting year concerned, the Commission may ask the Member State to submit an action plan in accordance with Article 39(1) of Regulation(EU)[HzR], describing the intended remedial actions and the expected timeframe.
The Commission may ask a Member State to provide further information for the purpose of the annual clearance of the accounts.
At any point of the certification process, the Commission may ask the applicant sending organisation to provide additional evidence, if necessary.
The Commission may ask for the analysis submitted in support of the application to be revised or expanded, or may itself carry out an appraisal of the project, seeking the views of independent experts, where necessary, and the assistance of the EIB.
If deemed necessary for the assessment of the request, the Commission may ask the Member States concerned for additional information about the number of fishing authorisations applied for, catch estimates, the zone and the fishing period.
The Commission may ask send a duly justified request to the flag Member State for any additional information that it deems necessary.
Before such a decision is adopted, the Commission may ask the Authority for an opinion, or for scientific or technical assistance which shall be provided within 3 months of the request.
The Commission may ask the Management Board to refrain from implementing the contentious decision for as long as the representatives of the institutions are still discussing the issue.