Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Commission may consider in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The Commission may consider whether the scope of Tacis actions should be extended.
If licence applications from these Member States do not cover all the fishing opportunities available under the Protocol, the Commission may consider licence applications from any other Member State.
The Commission may consider proposing codification in due time after adoption of the proposals.
When this legislation is in force the Commission may consider further measures to curb CO2 emissions from HDVs.
The Commission may consider such aid to be compatible with the common market solely on that basis.
If licence applications from these Member States do not cover all the fishing opportunities fixed by the Protocol, the Commission may consider licence applications from any other Member State.
Based on the results of this report, the Commission may consider streamlining the questions in order to render them more specific.
If licence applications from these Member States do not cover all the fishing opportunities fixed by the Protocol, the Commission may consider licence applications from any other Member State.
Depending on developments, the Commission may consider whether specific initiatives are required in order to ensure external reciprocity.
where cooperation shows limited results, the Commission may consider restricting their participation or funding in specific EU-funded programmes in sufficiently serious
The Commission may consider that effective competitive constraints are absent
provide appropriate documentation so that Member States and the Commission may consider how to proceed with any relocation to Astana of activities currently conducted by Missions in Almaty.
The Commission may consider introducing a scheme to certify the large company audit competence of the next rank of audit firms.
on an Impact Assessment, the Commission may consider proposing a revision of the current legal basis of Europass- Decision 2241/2004/EC of the European Parliament
The Commission may consider the scientific advice produced by the meetings of the National Laboratories to be organised by the Community Reference Laboratory.
Where the Member State has provided all necessary explanations on how it believes it has transposed the entire directive, the Commission may consider that the Member State has not failed to meet its obligations to notify transposing measures, and therefore Article 260(3) shall not apply.
In any case, the Commission may consider whether the application of Article 4(3) had led to undesirable
Should there be significant delay in implementing assistance, the Commission may consider, jointly with the Member State, a re-application of the funds by reducing the financial package for this operation.
In this context, the Commission may consider the promotion of the development of international and European standards
Based on the outcome of that review, the Commission may consider taking regulatory action to encourage responsible
To support this, the Commission may consider improving the conditions offered by the Renewables Directive17 on joint projects with Energy Community member countries
Amendment 32, stating that with its review, the Commission may consider submitting proposals on economic instruments as alternative or complementary measures.
Circumstances that the Commission may consider to be force majeure include notably natural disasters,
Based on the conclusions of this debate and an Impact Assessment, the Commission may consider proposing a revision of the current legal basis of EQF-(2008/C 111/01)
For the purposes of applying the first subparagraph of paragraph 6, the Commission may consider that there is no danger of international commitments not being met if the sum of the amounts corresponding to a single invitation to tender for which one
In the light of the experience, the Commission may consider an initiative to further clarify the rules applicable to road charges applied to light private vehicles.
The Commission might consider making the outcome of package meetings public.
The Commission might consider to add a section on work practices.
to serve reliable outcomes in the Member States the Commission might consider presenting proposals for a regulation instead of proposals for a directive.
Finally, it indicates which initiatives the Commission might consider to undertake to tackle issues highlighted by the evaluation and confirmed by Member States feedback.
