Examples of using Commission needs in English and their translations into Czech
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The Commission needs to take the initiative.
In essence, we need more Europe, not less Europe, and the Commission needs to say so more forcefully.
The Commission needs to clarify the flow of information with Greece.
In order to tackle this situation, the Commission needs to adopt emergency measures to help fishers.
This report has helped correct the imbalance of institutional involvement from the EP and the Commission needs to acknowledge that.
The Commission needs to ensure that the Animal Transport Regulation is implemented and monitored consistently throughout the EU.
I have seen no sign of this commitment, and in that respect the Commission needs to shoulder a portion of the blame.
In the draft 2012 budget, the Commission needs to clarify, clearly identify and make visible the expenditure related to the Strategy.
I would like to see the situation reviewed, and if these restrictions are to continue,then the Commission needs to clearly justify precisely why they are needed. .
For this purpose, the Commission needs to be able to adopt them in a fast and effective manner through the comitology procedure.
However, given the importance of this regulation for governing trade between developing countries and the EU, the Commission needs to submit a new, updated version very soon.
I voted in favour of the report as the Commission needs to increase the resources allocated to the fight against drug trafficking.
The Commission needs a mandate to assess the economic situation in the Member States, so it can issue recommendations and warnings in time.
I would therefore stress once again that the Commission needs to be consistent, in relation to the simplification aims it has highlighted.
The Commission needs to conduct research on the gender effect in pension reforms in Europe and I am sure that Viviane Reding will do that.
Within the framework of healthy competition, the Commission needs to promote new ways of protecting the public interest and public broadcasting.
The Commission needs to ensure legal security in information and communication technologies so as to protect consumers and innovative creators.
I would like to remind everyone that the programme is urgent and the Commission needs to get started on the action that Parliament has asked it to take.
Baroness Ashton, the Commission needs to clarify the role of each DirectorateGeneral and indicate the person responsible for Arctic issues.
In writing.-(DE) Amendment 2 is intended to point out that the Commission needs to give greater consideration to the role of mobility and transport in this strategy.
The Commission needs to draw up a risk prevention strategy and an effective strategy for combating natural disasters, and a protocol for uniform action.
Finally, I believe, as stated in the Opinion of the Committee on Foreign Affairs, that the Commission needs to be sensitive to the fact that some EU Member States have more restrictive and stringent rules with regard to control of exports of dual-use products.
The Commission needs to speed up the procedures, to issue delegated acts, so that the countries know the details and what they need to do to adapt.
If it takes economic governance seriously, the Commission needs to require the Member States to review their plans in light of the reality of the economic situation that they will need to face up to.
The Commission needs to regain the role of key driver of the enlargement policy and refrain from a pure bureaucratic approach, lacking enthusiasm for accepting new members.
I therefore wish to ask if we are taking this into account, if the Commission needs to clarify anything in its communication, if there should be specific, different competences for each agency, or if perhaps this information should be combined, so that we have a better outcome in both directions.
The Commission needs to propose a solution that takes account of Parliament's consistent policy of keeping gambling within the competence of the Member States, on account of its special nature.
Now, more than ever, the Commission needs to recognise crises at an early stage, irrespective of the branch of production, and quickly and efficiently take steps to counter them.
The Commission needs to exercise its right of initiative more actively- with aid, compensation, restructuring, innovations- in order to mitigate the costs that the sector is suffering from and curb unfair competition in imports.
We are aware that the Commission needs the cooperation of the Member States, in particular, to provide for the necessary training, including, but not exclusively, in terms of costs.