Examples of using Commission is developing in English and their translations into German
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The Commission is developing a European policy on port security.
As part of the implementation of the IPPC directive, the Commission is developing a number of Best Available Technique Reference(BREF) documents.
The Commission is developing an ambitious policy to strengthen the protection of air passengers, to which it gives high priority.
In cooperation with Member States and ECHA, the Commission is developing a roadmap to assess and identify substances of very high concern SVHC.
The Commission is developing advisory guidance through discussions in workshops as well as by issuing interpretative guidelines on EU consumer laws.
These aim to improve nuclear power reactor safety worldwide; the Commission is developing enhanced nuclear safety technology and promoting the open exchange of information among network members.
The Commission is developing methodologies for providing reliable information to consumers on the environmental performance of products and companies.
In addition, in view of the needs ofthe enlarged Europe and the need to handle new functions, the Commission is developing a new-generation Schengen Information System(SIS II), which in the long term will allow internal border checks to be abolished in the new Member States.
The Commission is developing a plan D- as I have called it- where D stands for dialogue, debate and democracy.
In support of the SCP/SIP Action Plan and based on a related mandate in the Communication Integrated Product Policy: Building on Environmental Life-Cycle Thinking8, the Commission is developing, via its Joint Research Centre, a guidance handbook9 on quantifying and analysing the environmental life cycle impact of products and processes, including carbon emissions and energy efficiency.
For example, the Commission is developing tools and guidance to strengthen monitoring systems and assess the quality of audit reports.
In many sectors, notably transport and energy, the Commission is developing a special focus on the ENP region and intends to develop this approach more widely12.
The Commission is developing a food fraud IT system, inspired by RASFF that will underpin the work of the recently created EU Food Fraud Network.
To build on the commitment from Bruges the Commission is developing an Agenda for excellence in vocational education and training focusing on both Initial and Continuing VET.
The Commission is developing programmes, greatly increasing the number of initiatives in order to ensure even greater levels of protection for human health and the environment.
In order to reinforce coordination and knowledge exchange, the Commission is developing a flexible European toolbox, consisting of integration modules to support policies and practices in Member States.
Moreover, the Commission is developing a multimedia campaign for young people in all Member States and involving multipliers via on-line social media, blogs, and on-line magazines.
Providing common building-blocks for e-Procurement systems: the Commission is developing a suite of applications that will encompass all key phases in the procurement cycle, building on the existing open e-PRIOR solution.
The Commission is developing a partnership with each Member State to analyse the simplification initiatives launched in their countries with a view to promoting best practices.
In order to encourage more adults to learn languages, the Commission is developing a web portal(I.4.1) providing easy access to information resources and guidance for the general public and for language professionals.
Also the Commission is developing new forms of organizational forms for joint research activities, such as the European company statute and EEIGs(European Economic Interest Groupings);
In order to monitor the impact of FSAP measures going forward, the Commission is developing a set of indicators that will focus on quantifying trends in integration and efficiency within the EU financial market.
The Commission is developing an integrated maritime policy- including an external dimension- and also integrated maritime surveillance across the sectors and borders to generate maritime situational awareness of activities at sea, impacting, among other things, on maritime safety and security, but also on general law enforcement.
Quality assurance: The Commission is developing a Quality Assurance scheme for Breast Cancer Services based on the European legislative framework.
The Commission is developing the concept of general budget support as a possible way to increase aid predictability, incorporating clear eligibility criteria and a focus on results.
At the same time, the Commission is developing a partnership policy between law enforcement authorities and the private sector to take action against cybercrime.
For learners, the Commission is developing a web portal which willprovide information on learning opportunities across the European Union and beyond.
At global level, the Commission is developing a protection strategy in relation to third countries e.g. EU-China anti-counterfeiting agreements, customs inspection initiatives.
In addition, the Commission is developing a headline set of biodiversity indicators with the European Environment Agency, based on those adopted by the CBD.
To tackle the growing pressure at our external borders the Commission is developing a European Agenda on Migration, which will balance a fairer and responsible approach to legal migration, in order to make the EU an attractive destination for talent and skills, with firm measures against irregular migration and people trafficking and smuggling.
