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He regretted the way the Commission continued“to play ping-pong”with him.
The Commission continued its cooperation with the other Community institutions and bodies.
Many other European politicians could not understand why the Commission continued to negotiate.
The Commission continued with proceedings against Ferrovie dello Stato(FS)86 and Deutsche Bahn(DB)87.
In all cases of State aid to the car sector, the Commission continued to enforce a strict policy line.
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The Commission continued the preparations for implementation of the Natura 2000 European network of protected areas.
As FVO reports show that some EU countries face a challenge to comply with these requirements, the Commission continued to organise training on EU ABP standards in 2008.
In parallel, the Commission continued to prepare a possible defence procurement directive.
In cases of failure to transpose a directive within the agreed deadline, the Commission continued to make full use of the financial sanctions system introduced under the Lisbon Treaty.
In 2008, the Commission continued its efforts to improve the enforcement and monitoring of State aid decisions.
With regard to the media, the Commission continued to assist the transition from analogue to digital broadcasting.
The Commission continued to coordinate aid to Central and Eastern Europe from the G24 and the international institutions.
During the reporting period, the Commission continued to play a key role in the'GATS 2000' negotiations on trade in services.
The Commission continued participating actively in the deliberations of the WTO Committee on Trade and Environment and other international forums.
In order to promote the information society, the Commission continued with its efforts to create an open and competitive environment for the development of the Internet and e-commerce.
The Commission continued to fight it through the STOP Programme, and proposed a two-year extension to the Programme.
In the air transport sector, the Commission continued to monitor compliance with the conditions laid down in decisions authorising restructuring aid to airlines.
In 2008, the Commission continued to further monitor the transition from analogue to digital terrestrial broadcasting in the EU Member States.
Concerning the Western Balkans, the Commission continued to foster the Stabilisation and Association process and coordinate the implementation of the Thessaloniki agenda.
The Commission continued to develop lifecycle data, methods and studies in order to improve the knowledge base on(critical) raw materials.
Furthermore, the Commission continued its investigations into the Lufthansa/United and KLM/Northwest transatlantic alliances.
The Commission continued to coordinate economic assistance from the 24 Western countries and took steps to increase the number of recipient countries.
The Commission continued to work towards an open and competitive environment for the development of the Internet and e-commerce.
The Commission continued its efforts in the field of information and communication about rural development operations funded by the EAGGF.
In 2008, the Commission continued to ensure the compliance by Coca-Cola with its earlier commitments and fined a cartel of banana traders under Article 81 EC.
The Commission continued intensive cooperation with numerous competition authorities on a bilateral basis and in particular with the authorities of the Community's major trading partners.
In 2015, the Commission continued its successful working relationship with the European Parliament, in particular the Economic and Monetary Affairs(ECON) Committee.
The Commission continued to ensure that competition is not distorted in the IT sector, which is currently characterised by digital convergence and the growing importance of interoperability.
The Commission continued efforts to better explain how the measures it proposes comply with both principles, through impact assessments and explanatory memoranda31.
During 2005, the Commission continued its close cooperation with the Antitrust Division of the US Department of Justice and the US Federal Trade Commission. .