Examples of using Commission programme in English and their translations into German
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Of the EC Treaty- Commission programme No. 99/027.
Commission programme for 1989: Bull. EC 2-1989, point 1.1.1. et seq; Supplement 2/89- Bull. EC.
You know very well what the Commission programme has been.
The ESC suggests that measures involving citizens and users be included in the Commission programme.
The additional contribution is not a Commission programme for the coming years in these areas.
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In order to fulfil the targets, priorities will have to be set for the 65 measures in the Commission programme.
Mr President, the problem today is not to judge the Commission programme but the operation of the institution.
You cannot criticize what has been done, deplore what has not been done,and then approve the Commission programme.
The results evaluating the Commission programme described above have shown the usefulness and effectiveness of the programme. .
On 8 March2Parliament adopted a resolution on the Commission programme for 1988 3.
Finally, we have the Commission programme for con solidating the internal market, published in June, and comprising some 100 plus measures.
PRESIDENT.- The next item is the continuation of the debate on the Commission programme for 1991.
REFIT is the Commission programme for ensuring that EU legislation remains fit for purpose and delivers the results intended.
White Paper on modernisation of the rules implementing Articles 81 and82 of the EC Treaty- Commission programme No. 99/027.
I would like to see a Commission programme on pollution-related diseases which is broad enough to include matters such as that which I have outlined.
Nevertheless, I was astonished that agriculture only gets a mention in the Commission programme under the sub-category of natural resources.
I think that would create greater uncertainty because we would no longer know whocould actually be assisted in line with the Commission programme.
Experiences with the Commission programme to date indicate that almost all participants found their overseas experiences extremely enriching for their further training and careers.
I believe that it is important to point out one thing:expenditure effected under LEADER+ is eligible from the time that the Commission programme starts running.
The Commission programme also fails to deal with group or joint liability in cases where the party responsible cannot be identified e.g. old-established tips; see abovementioned Committee opinion.
Moreover, in a telephone conversation with the Ombudsman's secretariat, the complainantproposed, in caseof a negative decision, that the project could be funded through another Commission programme.
Of course, the EESC welcomes the fact that the Commission programme includes the strengthening of representative capabilities and acknowledgement of support for consumer organisations.
The Council held a public debate- transmitted by TV-on the Dutch Presidency's programme in the ECOFIN domain and the Commission programme for 1997 in the same area.
The Commission programme also fails to deal with group or joint liability in cases where the party responsible cannot be identified e.g. old-established tips; cf. above-mentioned Committee Opinion.
Speaking in Budapest, Hungary on 25 February, Research Commissioner Philippe Busquin urged the EU'sCandidate Countries to use the Phare funds, a Commission programme aimed at supporting reform in certain Central and Eastern European coun tries, to support research activities.
A central development in the Commission programme is the foreseen new multiannual programme in the area of freedom, security and justice to be adopted under the Swedish Presidency of the Council often referred to as the Stockholm programme. .
The Council held a public debate- transmitted by TV and internet to the press and wider public- on the Spanish Presidency ECOFIN workprogramme for the next six months as well as on the Commission programme in this area for 2002.
Moreover, she stated that the EESC has strongly supported the Commission programme for the European Year of Equal Opportunities for All, 2007, and its objectives relating to rights, representation, recognition and respect and tolerance.
However, the Commission programme on trans-European networks does not respond to the real need for development for the benefit of the workers and grass roots, to the need to improve their standard of living or to the need for easier communication between peoples.
Although the Council hasnot yet set out its position with respect to the Commission programme, it certainly agrees with- and is ready to subscribe to- the three main priorities identified by the Community executive: enlargement, stability and sustainable growth.