Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Commission will need in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Otherwise, the Commission will need to propose legislation next year.
The supplementary needs cannot, in any case, prejudge the decision that the Commission will need to take concerning.
A large Commission will need to streamline its internal organisation accordingly.
However, I should like to add that the Commission will need, in turn, to do its job.
The Commission will need to table its proposals for new specific actions by April.
The supplementary needs cannot, in any case, prejudge the decisions that the Commission will need to take concerning.
At any rate, the Commission will need to play its part effectively in its role of observation and co-ordination.
The supplementary needs cannot, in any case, prejudge the decision that the Commission will need to take concerning.
There is no doubt that the Commission will need good ongoing cooperation with you to attain these results.
Considering the proposed increase in subscribed capital by up to EUR 1.5 billion, the Commission will need to purchase up to 450 new shares.
The Commission will need to analyse carefully the workings of any proposed B2B trading system and its effects on the market.
The local education authorities and the Manpower Services Commission will need to be involved together with employers and trade unions.
The Commission will need to continue its contacts with the stakeholders on these questions if a consensus is to be reached on all of these aspects.
All this is reflected in the Scottà report, in which other considerations are also highlighted which the Commission will need to take into account when implementing this policy.
In drawing up this report, the Commission will need to seek information from Member States,
Moreover, a review clause is included in the directive and, in order to be able to collect all relevant information on the functioning of those rules, the Commission will need to be able to monitor the implementation of the directive from the outset.
Upon receipt of the notification, the Commission will need to assess whether the Member State can proceed with the negotiations Article 4.
The Commission will need to increase the pressure on Member States to develop adequate energy efficiency action plans and policies.
To meet the objective of a more proactive response implies that the Commission will need additional human resources to deal with the additional tasks involved.
Naturally, the Commission will need to be able to adapt its priorities flexibly during the year to cope with unforeseen events.
Given the requirements of the European Council in Seville33, the Commission will need to reflect on both the optimum financial
The Commission will need information in accordance with these provisions by 15 January 2005 for the report to the UNFCCC referred to in Article 53.
The effective functioning of such a Commission will need an internal reform under the responsibility of the Commission President.
The Commission will need to review if and how it may be possible to reduce projects' implementation cycle by adjusting operational and implementation practices.
In implementation of the proposed Water Framework Directive, the Commission will need to work with the Member States to articulate links between river basin plans and other spatial planning for the target area,
The Commission will need a high level of flexibility as regards both content
If it is to play its role properly, the Commission will need to be able to draw on regular evaluations of information activities carried out each year by the European Union itself as well as initiatives taken by and in the Member States.
The Commission will need to explore with the United States Treasury Department the extent to which there is scope to negotiate a long term EU-US TFTP agreement.
In the longer term, the Commission will need to work on the strengthening of democratic institutions in Ethiopia
The Commission will need to demonstrate that the coordinated approach to negotiations will deliver within a speedier timeline