Examples of using Commission will explore in English and their translations into German
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The Commission will explore with Member States.
Regarding activities aiming to promote project results(recommendation n° 6),the practice of annual conferences and publications will continue and the Commission will explore what further possibilities are viable with the resources at its disposal.
The Commission will explore how the European dimension can help to tackle market fragmentation.
Based inter alia on the results of the study on the"Collection of European Data andStatistics in the Field of Urban Mobility"29, the Commission will explore how the quality and availability of data and statistics for urban transport systems operations and decision making at local, regional, national and EU level can be improved.
The Commission will explore the possible role of the Community in the development of these initiatives.
In line with its Communication on flexicurity33, the Commission will explore the opportunities for disabled persons under the general framework of enhanced labour market flexibility combined with security to increase and maintain their employment.
The Commission will explore the possibility of using an EFSI-type model for investments in developing third countries.
Financing of space infrastructures and procurement: The Commission will explore the possibilities offered by EU funding instruments proposed for the next Multiannual Financial Framework to increase financing for space infrastructures or space-based applications and services, in particular for SMEs.
The Commission will explore ways of extending these sanctions and incentives toolbox to all Member States as soon as possible.
The Commission will explore opportunities for training, research and exchange of experience on sustainable urban management.
The Commission will explore measures which could promote longer term savings and private investments to invest in infrastructures and innovative projects.
The Commission will explore opportunities for training, exchange of experience and further research on sustainable urban design.
The Commission will explore opportunities for training, guidance, exchange of experience and further research on sustainable construction.
The Commission will explore the possibilities and practical ways to extend the HIV/AIDS activities to the Western Balkans and Central Asia in the future.
The Commission will explore the desirability and feasibility of such an investment agreement with China, and report to the Council and the European Parliament.
To this end, the Commission will explore the possibility for all Member States to authorise credit unions which operate outside the EU's capital requirements framework for banks.
The Commission will explore how public procurement can exploit its potential to act as a catalyst for industrial and business innovation, and green growth both within the EU and beyond its borders.
The Commission will explore the possibility of giving the Agency access to European databases, such as SIS and EURODAC, and will consider presenting proposals to modify the legal acts on which these databases are based;
The Commission will explore with interested parties the possibility that the European Union seek to accede to the ICSID Convention(noting that this would require amendment of the ICSID Convention).22.
The Commission will explore measures with the potential to encourage private investment- particularly in the long term- to make a more active contribution towards achieving the objectives of the Europe 2020 strategy.
The Commission will explore to what extent, e.g. by way of practical guidelines, some targeted measures could be proposed(e.g. standards issues, terminology or labelling) which can foster the development of business networks.
The Commission will explore possibilities to further improve outreach activities towards young vulnerable NEETs, including those who are third country nationals, within the existing Youth Guarantee framework, and with private sector involvement where possible.
The Commission will explore how to better integrate the measurement of administrative costs in its integrated impact assessments as well as the possibility for developing a common approach to assessing administrative costs between EU institutions and Member States.
In a second stage, the Commission will explore options to review the triggers for and scope of binding mediation powers, including its possible clarification on the scope and triggers in the founding regulation.
The Commission will explore whether a suitable solution for the Artic could be considered as part of a possible proposal to support the next generation of Government satellite communications in the context of the upcoming Space Strategy or European Defence Action Plan.
The Commission will explore with Parliament the best way of cooperating and harnessing their efforts in the preparation of its annual report and within the mechanisms for cooperation between Parliament and national parliaments.
The Commission will explore opportunities for financing further research and innovation on CSR, and supporting CSR principles and guidelines in research funded still under the 7th Framework Programme, as well as under its successor, Horizon 2020, and in building the European Research Area.
The Commission will explore how existing programmes- for example the Leonardo da Vinci and Comenius programmes- and initiatives as European Schoolnet can be used to bring enterprises and schools together in education partnerships, and how cooperation might be promoted via a European coordination body.
The Commission will explore the extent to which an inter-industry deal can be brokered at EU level to crackdown on large-scale illegal downloading of copyright-protected material, striking the balance between the need to safeguard personal data and the impact that file-sharing websites have on the creative industry.
To this end, the Commission will explore adding functionality to IMI that will allow its use, for example, for notification procedures in many areas such as the Services Directive and the e-commerce Directive, Community law obliges Member States to notify national measures to each other and/or to the Commission. .

