Examples of using Has identified a number in English and their translations into Finnish
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On this basis, the Commission has identified a number of key messages.
The Commission has identified a number of key concerns associated with the current provisions for the type-approval of L-category vehicles.
In addition to the alignment of the Directive with IMO rules, the review of the Directive has identified a number of other issues.
In Poland, the government has identified a number of metropolitan areas or city-regions.
The implementation of the Services Directive20 has been a critical milestone,although the recent mutual evaluation process21 has identified a number of areas that still need improvement.
The Commission study has identified a number of possible technical approaches to achieve this.
In line with the Stockholm Programme and the conclusions of the JHA Council of 22 April 2010 on economic crisis prevention andsupport for economic activity 4, the European Commission has assessed the application of the national rules implementing the MAD and has identified a number of problems which have negative impacts in terms of market integrity and investor protection.
The Commission has identified a number of shortcomings in the transposition of the Directive.
From its analysis of the switchover plans of Member States, the Commission has identified a number of factors that contribute to a successful switchover policy.
The Commission has identified a number of framework decisions adopted on an erroneous legal basis.
The Commission is currently examining the compatibility of Member State legislation in this respect and has identified a number of problematic cases that have been, or are being, discussed with Member States.
The Commission has identified a number of tools that can be of help in case a child is missing.
While the picture in the market is broadly positive, the Commission has identified a number of key areas where regulation in the Member States needs to be improved.
The Commission has identified a number of actions to remove, or at least lessen the impact of, these obstacles to cross border activities.
Proposed rules: the Commission has identified a number of measures that could support collaboration and clustering.
The Commission has identified a number of key problems that will need to be addressed in order to ensure that the Directive can deliver on its main objective: reducing discharges into the sea in order to protect the marine environment.
In addition, the present report has identified a number of other issues that call for more immediate attention.
The Commission has identified a number of options which could be used to address this issue, which is important for the protection of healthy and integrated retail markets within the EU.
The European Climate Change Programme(ECCP) has identified a number of further potential policies and measures for adoption at Community level.
The evaluation has identified a number of opportunities to improve the environment for innovations from ICT research in the European Framework Programmes.
The present communication has identified a number of key priority areas for performance, which may be suitable for benchmarking.
The Commission has identified a number of key concerns associated with the current provisions for the type-approval of new L-category vehicles, which need to be addressed.
Given the urgency of the situation,the Commission has identified a number of priority proposals with a substantial growth potential whose adoption should be accelerated in order to kick-start growth8.
The evaluation has identified a number of issues that could be simplified and streamlined the delegation of appointing authority powers, longer or extendable mandates for the Chair, majority voting rules, adequate resources, streamlining of the Management Committee and longer consultation periods or a two-stage consultation process for key policy matters.
The Green Paper has identified a number of shortcomings in current policy, which can be summarised as follows.
The Commission has identified a number of factors that will help to further increase the impact of its CSR policy.
The European Commission has identified a number of tax obstacles to cross-border activities in the Internal Market and highlighted remedies, which are being further examined.51.
The partnership has identified a number of specific research topics and will issue calls for research proposals for these topics over a two- to three-year period.
The Commission has identified a number of fields in which company tax systems hamper cross-border economic activity in the Internal Market and thus undermine EU companies' international competitiveness.
The Commission has identified a number of specific initiatives in five different areas which could improve these synergies, and particularly the capacity of European industry to confront the problems of structural change.