Примери за използване на Commission recognises на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The Commission recognises the essential role of development finance.
Following the recommendation of the Court the Commission will continue to impress on the Member States the necessity that the persons they nominate to attend the training courses are expected to pass on the information andtraining they receive to their colleagues.(c) The Commission recognises the importance of this recommendation and has already discussed methods for updating and further developing the thesaurus.(d) The translation into 22 languages of the public EBTI database interface will be completed during the first quarter of 2008.
The Commission recognises the initial weaknesses in national strategies.
Notwithstanding the progress already achieved, the Commission recognises the need for continuous improvement in the decommissioning programmes.
The commission recognises the importance of clearly defining scheme objectives.
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In fact, the Commission recognises that pipelines put local communities at risk.
The Commission recognises that progresses could and should have been more rapid.
This means that the Commission recognises China's right to occupy Tibet, which is a very serious matter.
The Commission recognises the need to continue updating the knowledge.
However, despite these obvious benefits, the Commission recognises that it would be very difficult to begin with the creation of an EU Resolution Fund in the absence of an integrated EU supervisory and crisis management framework.
The Commission recognises a preference of the non-online courses.
The Commission recognises the importance of the geographical diversification of EFSI.
The Commission recognises that spending is affected by a material level of error.
The Commission recognises the importance of proper control at the most opportune time.
The Commission recognises that the complexity of the surveillance framework has increased.
The Commission recognises this in its strategy, but the proposals for measures are vague.
The Commission recognises that reunification would require a review of the assistance to Cyprus.
The Commission recognises the need to further enhance the common monitoring system.
The Commission recognises the importance of a systematic use of the Electronic Inspection Report System.
The Commission recognises the importance of similar clarity for specific conditions and performance-based disbursements.
The Commission recognises that a certain residual risk of error remains even at the completion of all these checks.
The Commission recognises that a breakthrough in the reunification process would require a review of the assistance to Cyprus.
VII The Commission recognises the importance of the responsible and safe management of spent fuel and radioactive waste.
The Commission recognises the importance of increasing the level of judicial cooperation in the area of trafficking in human beings.
VI(c) The Commission recognises that there was some incompleteness in the submission of Article 21 reports during phase II.
The Commission recognises the importance of ensuring that financial instruments are not subject to unacceptable tax avoidance schemes.
The Commission recognises that the systems are partially effective as reflected in the Court's estimated error rate at the level of final recipients.
The Commission recognises certain delays in establishing effective cooperation of Member States on serious cross-border health threats.
The Commission recognises the risk that insufficient incentives to keep the staffing level to the level strictly neces- sary might result in increased cost.
The Commission recognises that there can be local problems created by a large, sudden influx of people from other EU countries into a particular geographical area.