Examples of using Commission is developing in English and their translations into Romanian
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Currently the Commission is developing an appropriate testing procedure for mobile air-conditioning systems.
In reply to the third and last question,I would like to announce that the Commission is developing a five-year strategy on AMR.
The Commission is developing an information strategy to make the programme and its results more widely known.
Following the Consultative Communication on the sustainable use of phosphorus33, the Commission is developing a framework for further action.
The Commission is developing a proposal for an EU Adaptation Strategy, to be adopted in 2013.
To this end, in cooperation with Member States and the ECHA, the Commission is developing a roadmap to assess and identify such substances.
The Commission is developing legislative frameworks on accessibility in the areas of transport and ICT.
To address thedifferences in interpretation and implementation of the main provisions of the Directive, the Commission is developing some Guidelines on the interpretation of the PRF Directive.
The Commission is developing a coordinated approach to cancer research activities across the EU.
In order to ensure that implementation of the IMP fully responds to the concerns of coastal communities, andto facilitate improved maritime governance, the Commission is developing individual approaches tailored to fit each sea basin.
For example, the Commission is developing tools and guidance to strengthen monitoring systems and assess the quality of audit reports.
In cooperation with Member States and ECHA, the Commission is developing a roadmap to assess and identify substances of very high concern(SVHC).
The Commission is developing initiatives on gear-shift indicators and recently proposed a framework for tyre pressure monitoring systems.
To achieve this in the banking sector, the Commission is developing a framework for prevention, crisis management and resolution based on the following objectives.
The Commission is developing R& I programmes, data and information exchange, and will promote best practices on all these issues.
To build on the commitment from Bruges the Commission is developing an Agenda for excellence in vocational education and training focusing on both Initial and Continuing VET.
The Commission is developing a food fraud IT system, inspired by RASFF that will underpin the work of the recently created EU Food Fraud Network.
Building on this experience and in collaboration with Member States, the Commission is developing a reflection process to consider how far the EU can play a role in assisting Member States on quality of healthcare issues.
The Commission is developing an IT tool to monitor the transposition of the Solvency II Directive by Member States and to follow-up its implementation.
In order to reinforce coordination andknowledge exchange, the Commission is developing a flexible European toolbox, consisting of integration modules to support policies and practices in Member States.
Moreover, the Commission is developing a multimedia campaign for young people in all Member States and involving multipliers via on-line social media, blogs, and on-line magazines.
Providing common building-blocks for e-Procurement systems: the Commission is developing a suite of applications that will encompass all key phases in the procurement cycle, building on the existing open e-PRIOR solution.
To that end, the Commission is developing standards for inter-operable electronic tolling systems in the EU, to facilitate access to markets for new tolling service providers and to reduce overall system costs6.
As called for by The Hague Programme, the Commission is developing a widely accessible website to support the promotion of structural exchange of experience and information on integration.
The Commission is developing a method that could be used in preparing legislative acts with a view to achieving a better understanding of how ICT can support the effective and efficient implementation of such legislation.
In order to encourage more adults to learn languages, the Commission is developing a web portal(I.4.1) providing easy access to information resources and guidance for the general public and for language professionals.
The Commission is developing the concept of general budget support as a possible way to increase aid predictability, incorporating clear eligibility criteria and a focus on results.
In line with recent European Council conclusions, the Commission is developing appropriate structures, means and skills to fulfil its obligation to ensure adequate information and to involve citizens in dialogue and debate.
The Commission is developing a European Innovation Partnership on Agriculture Productivity and Sustainability with a particular focus on land management, including the efficient use of resources and sustainable use of agricultural soil.
As the impact of the credit crisis is felt by the real economy, the Commission is developing a strategy to help limit the effect on growth, to support those losing their jobs, and to put the EU economy in the best shape to respond as the cycle turns.