Examples of using Commission recognises in English and their translations into Czech
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The Commission recognises the essential role of development finance.
It is only right, therefore, that Bulgaria should be treated at least as well by the European Union as other countries that have had to close prematurely their ageing nuclear facilities, andI am glad that the Commission recognises this.
Furthermore, the Commission recognises the progress made during conciliation.
The Commission recognises the social character of this public service, but underlines that it should be defined, and I quote,'in direct connection with disadvantaged social groups' and that, consequently, the supply of social housing in the Netherlands exceeds the individual needs of disadvantaged social groups.
Let me conclude by confirming that the Commission recognises that Europe's landscape is the result of a long process of human intervention.
The Commission recognises, however, that significant progress has been achieved in many Member States.
This means that the Commission recognises China's right to occupy Tibet, which is a very serious matter.
The Commission recognises this in its strategy, but the proposals for measures are vague.
The Cuban Human Rights Commission recognises that there are around 200 political prisoners there, 22 of whom are journalists.
The Commission recognises the logic and the opportunity of opening legislative debates with a statement from the rapporteurs.
I welcome the fact that the Commission recognises the importance of consultation during the preparation of the EU strategy on the rights of the child.
The Commission recognises the importance of fighting organ trafficking as reflected in the communication on organ donation and transplantation.
Member of the Commission.- The Commission recognises that there is greater demand in the European Union for biodiesel as a replacement for diesel fuel rather than bioethanol, which could reduce petrol consumption.
The Commission recognises the serious social impact upon women of climate change, as well as the important role of women in combating climate change.
Member of the Commission.- Madam President, the Commission recognises the risk that feed imports may become more difficult and more expensive, due to asynchronous approvals of GMOs in exporting countries and in the EU.
The Commission recognises that the regulatory framework needs to be adapted to allow SMEs to make the most of increasingly integrated European markets.
The European Commission recognises the importance of this issue and places an increasing degree of emphasis on science and technology as an important part of development cooperation negotiations.
Finally, the Commission recognises the need for better mainstreaming of climate change into its own aid programmes, in close coordination with the partner countries and development partners at country level.
In this regard, the Commission recognises and welcomes the vital role that the Special Court for Sierra Leone has played and continues to play within the context of the reinstatement of peace and stability in Sierra Leone.
Finally, on Eurobonds, the Commission recognises that, depending on its precise modalities, joint issuance of Eurobonds could benefit bond market efficiency and integration and support for the euro as an international currency.
The Commission recognises the need to create a clearer access to the EU for organised civil society as well as for individual citizens and we have a long and healthy tradition of interaction with civil society organisations, which started more than 30 years ago.
At the same time, the Commission recognises the importance of ensuring the timely provision to citizens of a full and clear evaluation of the outcome of work done with the Member States in EU Pilot, and it is committed to ensuring that complainants have an opportunity to comment on the outcome.
While the Commission recognises the need to increase road safety and ensure proper enforcement of road safety rules, no EU-wide legislation exists which bans the practice of texting, e-mailing and web browsing while driving a motorised vehicle above a pre-agreed speed limit.
The declaration would read:'The Commission recognises the pressing need for the collective management of the rights of phonogram performers and phonogram producers when radio or television productions incorporating broadcasts from commercial phonograms as an integral part thereof are made available to the public in such a way that members of the public may access the radio or television productions from a place and at a time individually chosen by them.
The Commission recognised the importance of financial education for the proper functioning of the internal market in our Communication which was adopted in December last year.
Both Parliament and Commission recognise that an early adoption of the proposal is desirable, considering the importance of the work ahead to implement this programme.
It is the mechanism that is important and it is important that, for the first time, I think,Olli Rehn and the Commission recognise that it is the way forward.
Through its adoption, the Commission recognised alcohol as one of the key factors for determining health within the EU and also the fact that the EU is responsible for tackling risky and harmful alcohol consumption.
I am glad to hear that the Council and Commission recognise these as priority issues, but so far we have seen only half-measures to address them and no meaningful results.
Although it is up to the UK Government to decide on the distribution of the fishing quotas amongst large and small boats,does the Commission recognise the local and traditional importance of small fleets, some of which have received sustainability awards?