Examples of using Commission has acknowledged in English and their translations into Slovak
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The Commission has acknowledged the need for further simplification.
Whereas in its‘Strategy for the effective implementation of theCharter of Fundamental Rights by the European Union', the Commission has acknowledged the necessity of developing individual policies concerning certain specific fundamental rights on the basis of the Treaties;
The European Commission has acknowledged the key role played by rail freight transport since 2001.
We believe that the agreements in question may help to address thebasic causes of illegal logging. At the same time, however, the Commission has acknowledged that these agreements alone may not suffice to address the problem and other possibilities therefore need to be investigated.
The Commission has acknowledged most of these basic needs in its 2004 e-Health Action Plan.
Observations 45 The European Social Fund's potential contribution to climate action-more could be achieved 76 The Commission has acknowledged an increasing demand for green jobs, with the energy efficiency sector expected to employ 2 million by 2020, and the renewable energy sector 3 million49.
As the Commission has acknowledged, the responses to the Green Paper consultation on this question were mixed.
The EESC is pleased that the Commission has acknowledged the need for energy crops to be subject to sustainability criteria.
The Commission has acknowledged that there is no quantified needs analysis and therefore no baselines16 for the TF as a whole.
Nevertheless, the Commission has acknowledged that, under certain conditions, there is a need for State aid to tackle the crisis.
The Commission has acknowledged, both in its written pleadings and at the hearing, that the variety may, to a certain extent, influence the specific weight of the crop.
As a result of these analyses, the Commission has acknowledged that the European Union needs to take the specific characteristics of sport more into account and to address the challenges identified.
The Commission has acknowledged that in the context of the RDPs the mid- term evaluation had limited added value.
It is a welcome development that the European Commission has acknowledged the particular situation of the former Socialist countries in its action plan, and specifies the promotion of energy efficiency as a priority objective in the new Member States.
As the Commission has acknowledged, the responses to the Green Paper consultation on this question were mixed, particularly as regards whether.
However, the Commission has acknowledged the need for precision of the deadline for notification by the keeper of births to the competent authority.
The European Commission has acknowledged the receipt of all stakeholder responses to the consultation, and these have been made publicly available23.
The Commission has acknowledged that SMEs are the bedrock of the European economy, providing 66% of all jobs and 60% of the EU's total added value, excluding the agricultural sector.
The Commission has acknowledged that the ideal approach would be to find multilateral, international solutions to taxing the digital economy given the global nature of this challenge.
This the Commission has acknowledged by accepting the Bologna process as an integral part of its education and training policy, with the same status as research in the European Union.
The Commission has acknowledged, in line with the recent opinion issued by the Council's legal service, that under the proposal's current wording, GMO cultivation may only be restricted on ethical or moral grounds.
The Commission has acknowledged, however, the need to formalise its relationships with UN OCHA and other UN agencies to strengthen cooperation and coordination in disaster preparedness and response.
As the Commission has acknowledged, the responses to the Green Paper consultation on this question were mixed, particularly as regards whether joint audits would deliver better accounts or add bureaucracy and cost.
The European Commission has acknowledged that Montenegro has made significant progress toward opening talks on EU membership and voiced support and gave recommendation for its candidate status on 9 November 2010 and on 17 December 2010 the European Union granted Montenegro the official status of candidate country.
Besides, the Commission has acknowledged in its reports on greening that there was room for improvement in implementation and a number of regulatory changes have been adopted to both simplify the functioning of the scheme and to enhance its environmental performance.
The Commission has acknowledged that the problem exists and has done its best to minimise the burden: while this effort is to be commended, it was constrained by the complexity of the new procedures envisaged and by the difficulties in implementing the relevant provisions.
Whereas the Commission has acknowledged that FATCA and the related IGAs have had the unintended effect of hindering access to financial services in the EU for US citizens and any person presenting indicia suggesting that he or she may be subject to FATCA(‘US person');
As a consequence, the Commission has acknowledged the need to anticipate and accompany change in its Communication on restructuring2, in which it laid out an approach aiming at better integrating the different Community instruments, especially the Structural Funds, in order to mitigate the associated costs.
The Commission has acknowledged that, since 2002, EU aquaculture has not developed as forecast and has even undergone overall stagnation as regards both molluscs and fish(seaweed and crustacean farming is virtually inexistent in Europe), in stark contrast with the high growth rate in the rest of the world.
Once the Commission had acknowledged, in the explanatory memorandum of 26 May 2003 for a Council decision, that extending the derogation laid down in Article 8(4) of Protocol No 2 would have the effect of retroactively legalising aid that may have been granted illegally since the entry into force of the Europe Agreement, the applicants could legitimately believe that the Commission would not order recovery of the aid received by HCz.