Примери за използване на Reminds the commission на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Reminds the Commission of the economically vital higher value that GI status brings.
Reminds the Commission that the enforcement of fair competition is also of importance for SMEs;
Reminds the Commission that consumers have the right to know the place of origin of all foodstuffs;
Reminds the Commission that abolition by the US of the visa regime for five EU Member States is still pending;
Reminds the Commission that many aquatic species are also in danger of being extinct, which will affect the sustainability of many ecosystems;
Reminds the Commission of its commitment to better monitoring and enhancing the correct application of EU legislation;
Reminds the Commission that the risk of unintentional errors owing to complex regulation is in the end borne by the beneficiary;
Reminds the Commission that Parliament has called for legislation to require every Member State to produce a 2050 low-carbon strategy;
Reminds the Commission of the importance of cooperation, transparency and the exchange of information with Parliament throughout the whole process;
Reminds the Commission and the Council that it is the prerogative of each sovereign state to decide on the status of economic migrants;
Reminds the Commission of the statement set out in the Animal Health Strategy and the significant promotion that prevention is better than cure;
Reminds the Commission that it should report on the progress made in implementing the EU Action Plan on Drugs(2013-2016);
Reminds the Commission that restrictions on online contents should be grounded in the law, well defined, proportionate, legitimate and pursue a clear aim;
Reminds the Commission of the need to adapt the current LIFE+ programme selection criteria to the situation in the ORs in the next programming period;
Reminds the Commission of the obligation to present the sustainability impact assessment for the potential agreement, in line with the Better Regulation agenda;
Reminds the Commission of the importance of better coordination between Galileo and EGNOS and the related Copernicus services also in terms of improving safety;
Reminds the Commission that illegal trafficking in aquatic species also affects the economic development of coastal communities and the environmental suitability of our waters;
Reminds the Commission not to neglect the need to ensure a socially just transition to a more sustainable labour market and the huge potential of sustainable jobs;
Reminds the Commission, however, that targets for recycling and reuse must be accompanied by adequate control measures to ensure the safety of materials entering into contact with foods;
Reminds the Commission and the Member States that aid funds for Burundian refugees in neighbouring countries need to be released faster in order to prevent disease outbreaks;
Reminds the Commission and the Member States that ODA has to remain the backbone of the European development cooperation policy aimed at eradicating poverty;
Reminds the Commission that competition policy also entails regulating the price of services for which it is difficult to set a market value, such as ATM fees;
Reminds the Commission of its obligation to inform Parliament immediately and fully at all stages of the negotiations and urges the Council to publish the negotiating directives;
Reminds the Commission of the importance of promoting not only accessible and quality passenger rail transport but also freight rail transport in light of its economic, environmental, logistical and safety benefits;
Reminds the Commission of the importance of stressing the human rights situation in the framework of relations with India and hence of considering further measures to facilitate a positive resolution to the case;
Reminds the Commission of its promise to issue a recommendation on the exchange of best practices in preventing and combating betting-related match rigging, and urges it to publish this recommendation without delay;
Reminds the Commission that since the Lisbon Treaty incorporated the Charter of Fundamental Rights into primary law, it has a legally binding obligation to promote gender equality in its policies and actions;
Reminds the Commission that elderly women are particularly affected by the gender pay gap as it also affects pensions, which increases the risk of extreme and persistent poverty once women have reached retirement age;
Reminds the Commission that the long-promised, long-awaited European Accessibility Act would only be feasible in an inclusive digital society which takes into account the need for equal access to platforms for users with disabilities;
Reminds the Commission, likewise, that financial institutions continue to cancel payment cards if the holder moves to another Member State, and calls for action to be taken in this respect, including by alerting national authorities;