Examples of using Commission will develop in English and their translations into Spanish
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To this end, the Commission will develop a computer system.
The Commission will develop the EEJ-Net with Member States.
In accordance with Council decision 2005/299, the Commission will develop a multi-year programme of work for the period 2007-2011.
The Commission will develop a revised chapter for consideration at their February 2014 meeting.
The Vice-President of the Scientific Commission will develop Terms of Reference for this Group for September.
The commission will develop recommendations that the cities can incorporate into their long-range planning.
On the basis of the comments received in February 2013 the Code Commission will develop a revised list of diseases proposed for adoption at the General Session in May.
The Commission will develop such criteria at its next meeting in September 2009 and seek Members comments.
Innovative services: The Commission will develop a European agenda for the collaborative economy.
The Commission will develop a practical approach to its thematic focus on women's participation in peacebuilding in 2013 and 2014.
In close cooperation with the EEA andin consultation with Member States, the Commission will develop a monitoring framework for the circular economy, designed to measure progress effectively on the basis of reliable existing data56.
The Commission will develop guidelines to facilitate the submission of data and will outline what should be supplied by Member Countries.
It is expected that the National Elections Commission will develop a budget reflecting additional requirements once it finalizes the electoral plan.
The Medical Commission will develop a template for medical reports from Zonal events to be completed and submitted by the organizers of the competitions.
To that end, the Commission will develop its programmes in the following fora.
Specifically, the Commission will develop a plan for the integration and reform of the armed forces, provide technical advice and coordinate donor assistance in support of security-sector reform.
The Equal Opportunities Commission will develop Codes of Practice to provide guidance to employers and employees.
The Commission will develop a plan for the remainder of the transition that addresses needs in the areas of food security, health and education, outline priorities for the first year of the government that will be formed following the presidential and legislative elections in November 2013, and plan a donor round table in 2014.
The National Electoral Council as organism of the Civil andElectoral Registry Commission will develop a coordinated system with the various organisms of the Public Power in order to perform actions related to the Civil Registry, for that purpose the National Civil Registry System is created.
The Commission will develop indicators to assess environmental performance throughout the lifecycle of a building42, and promote their use for building projects through large demonstration projects and guidance on GPP.
In order to undertake the second task, the commission will develop a mechanism for community-based reconciliation, involving perpetrators of less serious crimes, who must be willing to confess and apologize for what they did, and agree to community service.
The Commission will develop a targeted communications strategy that is flexible and adaptable in order to address the various actors and partners, such as national stakeholders, bilateral and institutional donors, regional actors and practitioners.
The International Boundary and Water Commission will develop an appropriate monitoring programme and database for the observation of the quality of the surface and groundwaters under the Integrated Border Environment Plan 25 February 1992.
The Commission will develop targeted guidelines for use on demolition sites for that purpose, including on the treatment of hazardous waste, and is promoting sorting systems for construction and demolition waste in the revised proposals on waste.
To this end, the Commission will develop internationally agreed standards and related texts for use in domestic regulation and international trade in food that are based on scientific principles and fulfil the objectives of consumer health protection and fair practices in food trade.
We welcome the creation of a Peacebuilding Commission that will develop integrated strategies for post-conflict rehabilitation and recovery.
In May 1995, the Government of Mozambique created the National Mine Clearance Commission, which will develop overall policies, strategies and priorities for the Mozambican mine-action plan.