Examples of using Commission notes in English and their translations into Czech
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The Commission notes that work towards a common definition of nanomaterials is still evolving.
On definition of nanomaterials the Commission notes that work towards a common definition of nanomaterials is still evolving.
The Commission notes that three amendments relate to the fight against illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing.
Regarding the quality of employment in the open market, the Commission notes that any quality assessment will be dependent on the situation of the relevant labour market, including aspects such as labour laws or the current economic climate.
The Commission notes that on a whole, the Semes‑ ter process is leading, over a medium‑term per‑ spective, to considerable reform efforts in Member States.
In this regard, the Commission notes that the Court's findings on cohesion largely coincide with our own general assessment.
The Commission notes that the main points raised in the present report coincide with the key issues addressed in the Commission's response to the evaluation report.
In this connection, the Commission notes that the small-car sector can be considered a relevant market for the purpose of a safeguard investigation.
The EU Commission notes that despite legislative advances,'however, senior members of the armed forces have made a number of statements going beyond their remit, in particular, on judicial issues.
The report presented by the Commission notes that seizures of falsified medicines are increasing, and that life-saving medicines intended to treat cancer and heart disease are being falsified.
The Commission notes that a further 11 billion aim at measures such as modernisation of employment services and self‑employment measures which will also indirectly support youth employment.
In practical terms,the European Commission notes in its communication of 23 February 2011 the quite significant progress which has been made since the Small Business Act was adopted in June 2008, but warns about the challenges remaining.
The Commission notes that, in four of the nine infringement cases- that is in Denmark, France, Italy and Hungary- amendments to domestic legislation have been proposed in response to the infringement procedures.
Common Commission reply to paragraphs 69 and 70 The Commission notes that a second review of pro‑ gress on the implementation of Youth Guarantee schemes in 21 Member States took place in EMCO on 3 December 2014 with conclusions for each reviewed Member State.
Lastly, the Commission notes the strong interest and increased role of the European Parliament in the field of disaster management.
Furthermore, the Commission notes that Parliament's motion for a resolution emphasises certain topics which are included in the plan's priorities.
In this context, the Commission notes that the motion for a resolution on the adoption of the revised framework agreement will officially set out Parliament's own interpretation of the agreed text.
The Commission notes that the report agrees with the findings of this paper, that victims of European Community competition law infringements currently face considerable difficulties in claiming compensation for the harm suffered by them.
The Commission notes, in particular, that alternative application platforms exist and several companies have recently launched, or are expecting to launch in the near future, a number of devices similar in terms of functionality to the iPad.
Following recent Court rulings, the Commission notes that the Court always requires, in conformity, moreover, with established case law, that any possible restrictions should, firstly, be justified by valid considerations of the public interest and, secondly, should be necessary and proportionate.
The Commission notes that the designation of outward processing zones in the Korean Peninsula, in accordance with the provisions of Article 12 of the Protocol on Rules of Origin, would require an international agreement between the parties to which the European Parliament would have to give its consent.
The Commission notes that it is important to allow detailed implementing measures to be devised by methods that can not only ensure effective detection and deterrence, but also provide the necessary flexibility and speed, whilst at the same time keeping sensitive documents confidential in order to protect passengers.
However, the Parliamentary commission notes that Member States have repeatedly refused EU scrutiny of their human rights policies and placed the protection of human rights on a purely national basis, thereby undermining the Community's credibility in the protection of fundamental rights in the international arena.
The Commission notes that the aim of the Community regulations relating to State support is, among other things, to ensure that aid aimed at influencing the decisions of companies concerning the location of investments should be provided only to disadvantaged regions and that such aid should not be used to the detriment of other regions.
In its communication the Commission notes that new legislative measures at Community level are unnecessary, but it advocates a common European approach based on cooperation between the countries receiving the sovereign wealth funds, the funds themselves and those responsible for them, with a view to establishing, and I quote,'a set of principles ensuring the transparency, predictability and accountability of SWFs' investments.
The European Commission noted that during 2009, Turkey made some progress, albeit limited, on political reforms.
The Commission noted mainly that the Barcelona objectives are aimed at eliminating obstacles to accessing the labour market, especially for women.
I would add that, in 2007, the Commission noted in its communication entitled'Addressing the challenge of water scarcity and droughts in the European Union' that it considered that the European Union could provide funds to help create additional water supply infrastructures.
As the Commission noted in its communication of 5 November, the complex and extensive nature of our relations and the many areas in which we are mutually dependent mean that we need to engage consistently with Russia, and I would also say that we need to be sober and results-orientated.
The Commission also notes that the volume and direction of mobility flows within the EU are driven by general labour supply and demand rather than by rules restricting labour market access.
