Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Ombudsman decided in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The Ombudsman decided to close the case.
Given the seriousness of the issues raised, the Ombudsman decided to open an owninitiative inquiry.
The Ombudsman decided to open a new inquiry.
they were lodged together, the Ombudsman decided to treat them jointly.
The Ombudsman decided to addressa draft recommendation to the Commission.
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As the cases raised important factual and legal issues of a more general nature, the Ombudsman decided to open an own-initiative inquiry. OI/5/2005/PB.
Therefore, the Ombudsman decided that there were no grounds for him to inquire into the complaint and Mrs B. was informed accordingly.
Given that the Commission did not appear to have complied with this draft recommenda-tion, the Ombudsman decided to submit the matter to the European Parliament.
In the light of these circumstances, the Ombudsman decided in January 2000to suspend his inquiries into the complaint until the Court of First Instance had ruled onthe two pending cases.
Given that in the course of the Ombudsman's investigations, the Commission refused toenter the discussion on its liability, the Ombudsman decided to close the case with thesecritical remarks.
In these circumstances, the Ombudsman decided to return the relevant documents to the Agency.
Messrs S. and W. To deal with the complaints as efficiently as possible, the Ombudsman decided to treat them jointly.
In the light of this new information, the Ombudsman decided to open a newcomplaint(579/99/JMA),
first subparagraph, the Ombudsman decided not to delay a decision on the case
After the Ombudsman decided to conduct further inquiries in case 3778/2005/ELB involving a delay of eight years in issuing a recovery order,
In order to pursue his inquiries intothe complaint, the Ombudsman decided on 10 July 2000 to request further informationfrom the Commission on the following points.
reach a satisfactory solution to the problem, the Ombudsman decided that the document in question should be inspected by officials from his secretariat.
In view of the circumstances of the case, however, the Ombudsman decided to open an own initiative inquiry into the matter, on the basis of Article 138e of the EC Treaty.
when the judgment in Case T-194/04 would be delivered, the Ombudsman decided to examine the present case without waiting for the Court's judgment
However, since the complainant's problem had still not been resolved, the Ombudsman decided to inform the new Secretary-General of the European Schools
Since the Court of First Instance was dealing with a case which raised this legal issue, the Ombudsman decided on 22 May 2000 to suspend the inquiries into the complaint untiljudgement had been passed on the matter.
In the light of these circumstances and on the basis of Art. 2(7) of his Statute, the Ombudsman decided in January 2000 to suspend his inquiries into the complaint untilthe Court of First Instance had ruled on the related cases.
spirit of the above provisions of the Statute of the European Ombudsman, the Ombudsman decided on 22 May 2000 to suspend the inquiries into thecomplaint until the related case pending before the Court of First Instance had beenresolved.
When the Ombudsman decides to close the inquiry, he informs the complainant of the results of the inquiry and of his conclusions.
The cases in which a decision on admissibility takes longer than one month are mostlythose in which the Ombudsman decides to open an inquiry.
When the Ombudsman decides to start an inquiry into a complaint,
When the Ombudsman decides to start an inquiry into a complaint,
When the Ombudsman decides to start an inquiry into a complaint,
Should the Ombudsman decide to open a written inquiry,
When the Ombudsman decides to start an inquiry into a complaint,