Examples of using Commission committed itself in English and their translations into Polish
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The Commission committed itself to take action to support the development of a new generation of vehicles.
In the framework of the World Trade Organisation, the Commission committed itself to increasing tariff quotas for certain products in the pigmeat sector.
The Commission committed itself to developing an energy consumers' charter with four key goals.
When adopting the Tissues andcells Directive on 31 March 2004, the Commission committed itself to conducting a thorough scientific review of the situation regarding organ transplantation.
The Commission committed itself to evaluate national measures regarding financial compensation to farmers in case of accidental contamination.
During last year's negotiations on the reform of the Common Market Organisation for fruit and vegetables, the Commission committed itself to reduce unnecessary bureaucracy by getting rid of a number of marketing standards for fruit and vegetables.
The Commission committed itself to provide Member States' authorities with a new catalogue of customs documents and stamps of the main 50 third countries.
In its first report on practical preparations(COM(2004)748 of 10 November 2004), the Commission committed itself to report on a regular basis, and at least once a year or whenever justified by specific developments, on the state of these preparations.
The Commission committed itself to offering both trade measures and development assistance to help the Sugar Protocol countries to adapt.
In view of this, and in order toensure that the problems identified by the Commission in its proposal continue to be examined carefully, the Commission committed itself to producing a report on the progress made by rail freight in terms of the quality of service and on the merits of legislating in this area in 2008.
Therefore, the Commission committed itself to offering both trade measures and development assistance to help the Sugar Protocol countries to adapt.
In the accompanying Action Plan 2010-201513 to the European Disability Strategy, under the specific objective of preventing, identifying and eliminating obstacles andbarriers to accessibility, the Commission committed itself to prepare a European Accessibility Act setting out a general accessibility framework in relation to products and services.
For EU-10 nationals, the Commission committed itself to around 3,500 recruitments, representing nearly 16 percent of total pre-enlargement posts.
Following calls from EU sports ministers andthe European Council in 2008, the Commission committed itself to further strengthening the dialogue and to giving international sports organisations a more prominent place in the dialogue with the European Union.
Specifically the Commission committed itself in the Communication of February 2005 that it“will review progress and explore new actions to systematically exploit cost effective emission reduction options in synergy with the Lisbon strategy”.
In the Roadmap for equality between women andmen 2006-20101 adopted in March 2006, the Commission committed itself to reviewing existing European gender-equality legislation not covered by the 2005 recasting exercise, with a view to updating, modernising and recasting it where necessary.
In addition, the Commission committed itself in its action plan for the single market(5) to further tightening the rules on rescue and restructuring aid, while taking account of the role of appropriate levels of aid in cushioning the social effects of restructuring.
In the Roadmap for equality between women andmen 2006-2010 adopted by the Commission in March 2006, the Commission committed itself to reviewing the existing EU gender equality legislation that was not included in the 2005 recasting exercise, with a view to updating, modernising and recasting texts where necessary.
The Commission committed itself in Communication COM(2004) 499 to supporting the adjustment process of Sugar Protocol countries, and laid out the principles for its support proposals in the Staff Working Document SEC(2005) 61, which was discussed with the Sugar Protocol countries.
Following the 2004 and2007 enlargements, the Commission committed itself to support active recruitment of nationals of the 12 new Member States in its services, including in top management positions.
The Commission committed itself early in its mandate to examining the case for extending the legal framework based on Article 13 EC, starting with the 2004 Green Paper'Equality and non-discrimination in an Enlarged European Union', the 2005 Commission framework strategy on non-discrimination and equal opportunities for all, the European Year of Equal Opportunities for All 2007, and continuing through to its 2008 legislative work programme3.
In its third Road Safety Action Programme the Commission committed itself to investigate the issue of retrofitting heavy vehicles already in circulation with devices for indirect vision to reduce their blind spots.
All the measures the Commission committed itself to proposing in the period 2002-2003 have now been put forward, with the exception of a comprehensive framework on infrastructure use and charging in the transport sector and the Integrated Pollution Prevention and Control(IPPC) reference document on generic energy efficiency techniques.
Recalls that in its initiative on Better Lawmaking, the Commission committed itself to developing an impact analysis mechanism for legislative proposals not only in socio-economic and environmental terms but also to append a subsidiarity impact analysis to each proposal.
Accordingly the Commission committed itself in the Community strategy 2007-2012 on health and safety at work37 to promoting health and safety at international level and to strengthening its cooperation with ILO, WHO and other international organisations for the establishment of higher levels of protection globally.
The appropriations would be released from the reserve once the Commission committed itself clearly to submitting, at the latest by 31 March 2005, a proposal for a limited revision of the Financial Regulation and its implementing rules in order to remove all obstacles to decision-taking and smooth budget execution.
In the light of this consensus, the Commission committed itself in the Thematic Strategy on the prevention and recycling of waste, adopted on 21 December 20055, to come forward with a“Communication containing guidelines, based on the jurisprudence of the European Court of Justice and addressing the issues of by-products in relevant industry sectors, on when by-products should or should not be considered as waste in order to clarify the legal situation for economic operators and competent authorities.”.
In its third Road Safety Action Programme[6] the Commission committed itself to investigating the issue of retrofitting heavy goods vehicles already in circulation with devices for indirect vision to reduce their blind spots and thus to contribute to the reduction of road fatalities.
In its Environment and Health Action Plan(2004-2010), the Commission committed itself to"develop work on improving indoor air quality, in particular by encouraging the restriction of smoking in all workplaces by exploring both legal mechanisms and health promotion initiatives at both European and Member State level”.
In its Communication COM(2002) 331, the Commission committed itself to involving civil society in the horizontal evaluation of SGI performance, in particular by setting up"a permanent mechanism for the monitoring of citizens' opinion and their evolution" and ensuring that"Stakeholders, including the social partners, will also be consulted on an ad-hoc basis for specific issues.
