Examples of using Will launch a study in English and their translations into Polish
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The Commission will launch a study on this matter in the last quarter of 2005.38.
Taking into account the findings ofthe review described above, the Commission services will launch a study on the merits of introducing an EU framework for covered bonds.
The Commission will launch a study on the costs of digital equipment to provide important data from across the EU.
Action 16- Upgrading data and statistics To address the lack of data and statistics,the Commission will launch a study on how to improve data collection for urban transport and mobility.
Will launch a study on national KETs policies to promote the exchange of good practices in this area; and.
To address the lack of data and statistics,the Commission will launch a study on how to improve data collection for urban transport and mobility.
The Commission will launch a study to establish an inventory on existing best practices in the field of cooperation between universities and enterprises.
In order to prepare the implementation of noise-differentiated track access charges the Commission will launch a study to develop and harmonise important elements for these schemes.
The Commission will launch a study on liquidity management in banks and Member States' prudential requirements.
In addition, the Commission, in close coordination with the user- group, will launch a study to map SATCOM demand both from the civil security users and for the big EU infrastructures.
The Commission will launch a study on the different access rules for the different types of green zones across the EU in order to improve knowledge on how the different systems work in practice.
To increase the recovery level for wood products, the Commission will launch a study identifying solutions to improve the collection procedures and stimulating recovery among consumers and producers.
The Commission will launch a study for the purpose of identifying best practices in Member States on inter-agency cooperation.
Finally, to help increasing knowledge on sustainable mobility policies, we will launch a study on aspects related to green zones and a study on the opportunities for making public transport systems more interoperable.
The Commission will launch a study in 2013 to examine the first concrete results of Axis 4 and its effectiveness in dealing with the challenges facing fishing communities.
In the spring of 2010 the Commission will launch a study to collect and analyse data on a number of fisheries and their impact on the incidental catch of seabirds, following a call for tenders.
The Commission will launch a study and recommend action on how to apply emerging technologies and paradigms(such as SOA and clouds of public services) in the public sector.
Action 7- Access to green zones The Commission will launch a study on the different access rules for the different types of green zones across the EU in order to improve knowledge on how the different systems work in practice.
The Commission will launch a study on the possible development of a mechanism at EU level that would aim at improving transparency and facilitating the matching between potential migrants and employers.
The Commission will launch a study to be available in 2008 in order to gather information about the applicable national rules and identify any problems caused either by divergent or overlapping rules.
The Commission will launch a study under the External Borders Fund analysing the concept and approximate financial costs of a"common pre-frontier intelligence picture" and report back to the Council in spring 2009.
The Commission will launch a study to assess the sport sector's direct contribution(in terms of GDP, growth and employment) and indirect contribution(through education, regional development and higher attractiveness of the EU) to the Lisbon Agenda.
The European Commission will launch a study to examine the existing national self-regulatory bodies and their rules, as well as their effectiveness and limitations, and will explore the potential of establishing a European quality label.
As a start, the Commission will launch a study on improving the interoperability of ticketing and payment systems across services and transport modes, including the use of smart cards in urban transport with a focus on major European destinations airports, rail stations.
The Commission will launch a study in the course of 2009 to evaluate possible methods of improving the impact of EU financial solidarity, including the European Refugee Fund, and to assess whether the existing financial instruments provide effective support to the challenges Member States face in addressing strong irregular migratory pressures.
Given the complexity of the subject,the Commission will shortly launch a study on strategic gas stocks.
With the Observatory, the Commission will also launch a study on infringements of creative commons licences by infringers seeking to appropriate public domain works.
The Commission will shortly launch a study on credit intermediaries in order to analyse the EU credit intermediation market, to review the framework in which intermediaries operate and to examine any possible consumer detriments.
Towards the end of 2005, the Commission will launch the study on the impact on universal service of the full accomplishment of the postal internal market Stakeholders will be consulted in the same manner as outlined above.
The Commission will launch a fact-finding study to analyse the interplay of IPR and standards.