Examples of using Commission recognises in English and their translations into Polish
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The Commission recognises that the overall impact of assistance is difficult to measure.
However, when market failures are being addressed, the Commission recognises the justification for State aid interventions.
The Commission recognises the need for enhanced promotion of the Fulbright/EU scheme.
In view of the diversity of Member States' approaches and advancements the Commission recognises that a binding EU-wide switch-off date common to all Member States is not realistic.
The Commission recognises that some progress has been made in this respect in recent years.
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The precise requirements for security controls for mail will be laid down in implementing legislation, but the Commission recognises the wish of the postal sector for stable rules.
Furthermore, the Commission recognises the progress made during conciliation.
The Commission recognises the difficulties linked to re-negotiating an international Convention.
validations was very ambitious._BAR_ 1.10. The Commission recognises the extraordinary effort made by its departments to move to accrual-based accounting within a very ambitious timetable. To accomplish the objective to modernise the accounting system, the Commission prepared a very detailed project management plan identifying all the milestones needed to make this project a success._BAR.
The Commission recognises the existence of these problems
Environment: Commission recognises innovative water management solutions.
The Commission recognises certain weaknesses in project implementation at that time.
In particular, the Commission recognises that further reduction of red tape remains a significant challenge.
The Commission recognises that the place where children are living also influences their situation12.
However, the Commission recognises that a management plan including sea bass is necessary.
The Commission recognises this in its strategy, but the proposals for measures are vague.
The Commission recognises that the review was limited in scope,
The Commission recognises, however, that significant progress has been achieved in many Member States.
The Commission recognises the power of the NPC's Standing Committee to interpret the Basic Law.
The Commission recognises the need to boost innovation
The Commission recognises the value of this process
The Commission recognises that as of 5 December 2002, the payment was due
The Commission recognises and supports the primary role of the UN in co-ordinating international humanitarian aid efforts.
The Commission recognises the importance of fossil fuels
The Commission recognises that mail is a specific form of cargo
The Commission recognises the extraordinary effort made by its departments to allow the move to accrual-based accounting.
The Commission recognises that the reverse charge mechanism has proved its effectiveness in specific sectors such as construction.
The Commission recognises the importance of greater rigour in defining performance targets,
The Commission recognises the importance of putting greater emphasis on milestones and concrete results rather than producing deliverables.
The Commission recognises that continuity in the provision of audit services to large companies is critical to financial stability6.
