Примери за използване на Commission warns на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Commission warns third countries over insufficient action to fight illegal fishing.
Spain and Slovenia are the countries of all 13 for which the Commission warns they reveal excessive macro economic imbalances.
The European Commission warns that the changes threaten judicial independence.
The small former Yugoslav republic is the second country for which the Commission warns that it demonstrates excessive macro economic imbalances.
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Each year, a few days before Valentine's Day, the commission warns shops, hotels and restaurants against celebrating it in any way.
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It is no accident therefore that the European Commission warns that Bulgarian regions are among the most vulnerable in the EU in terms of global challenges.
The Commission warns that countries will be under increasing peer pressure, including by making the recommendations public.
It is no accident therefore that the European Commission warns that Bulgarian regions are among the most vulnerable in the EU in terms of global challenges.
The Commission warns the Member State that if a payment application has been submitted, its payment deadline will be interrupted.
The National Anti-Poverty Commission warns against eating pagpag because of the threat of malnutrition and diseases such as Hepatitis A, typhoid, diarrhea, and cholera.
The Commission warns that the cost reduction should not hinder growth and endanger the co-financing of EU funds.
A recent report from the European Commission warns that tattoo ink often contains"hazardous chemicals" such as heavy metals and preservatives that could have serious health consequences, including bacterial infections.
The Commission warns Ireland that it will inform interested parties by publishing this letter and a meaningful summary of it in the Official Journal of the European Union.
In a policy document adopted on Friday, the Commission warns that, if no significant progress is made in rolling out the system by end-2009, it could propose regulatory measures to make this technology available all over Europe as soon as possible.
The Commission warns that a further adjustment of the housing market should not be excluded because of the vulnerable banking sector, tightened credit conditions and the economic uncertainty.
Along with the recommendations,however, the Commission warns that it will continue to closely monitor the implementation of the reforms during the negotiation process with a particular focus on the area of rule of law and fundamental rights, especially the fight against corruption and organised crime, so as to ensure a solid track record.
The Commission warns Zagreb for one more thing- Croatia has still not provided automatic transfer of data for DNA, fingerprints, and automobile registrations, which is part of the fight against terrorism.
Its Pensions Commission warns that those who think Mrs. Thatcher's privatization solved the pension problem are living in a"fool's paradise.".
The Lancet commission warns that mental health disorders could cost the global economy as much as $16 trillion from 2010 to 2030 if governments and businesses don't do more to address them.
The Commission warns, in a policy document adopted today, that if no significant progress is made in rolling out the system by the end of 2009 it could propose regulatory measures to make this life-saving technology available all over Europe as soon as possible.
The commission warns, that“failure to adopt an EU approach with respect to bank resolution funds could result in the unilateral imposition of resolution levies domestically and thus risk competitive distortions between national banking markets.” It could also lead to overlapping of levies in the case of cross-border banks and could make attempts to resolve future crises more complex or even impossible.
Whereas the Commission warns in the Alert Mechanism Report 2016 that, on the one hand,‘growth has become more reliant on domestic demand sources, in particular a more pronounced recovery in investment' and, on the other hand,‘although consumption has recently strengthened, domestic demand remains subdued partly in light of significant deleveraging pressures in several Member States';
As with the evaluation of Bulgaria's Convergence programme,this time the Commission warned that the expectations in the government's planned fiscal policy are too optimistic.