Examples of using Commission considered in English and their translations into Danish
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Has the Commission considered the possibility of imposing sanctions on Equatorial Guinea by suspending all forms of aid to Obiang's dictatorial regime?
obtain additional information and any evidence, the Commission considered that an investigation should be carried out at Mewac.
The Commission considered the notified regions
The Commission considered that the exemptionprovided for in Article 92(3)(c) was applicable to the aid.
The Commission considered that the present proceeding should be terminated since the investigation had not brought to light any considerations showing that such termination would not be in the Community interest.
The Commission considered that the risk of profit was greater in the case of private profit-making entities than in the case of civil society actors, which the Commission considered not to include profit-making entities.
However, the Commission considered that the political compromise in the Council was the best that was available at the time.
Thus, the fact that the Commission considered that the same publication should in principle have the same price did not infringe the principle of equal treat ment.
The Commission considered it necessary to reassess the situation after it had received these complaints.
The Commission considered the interests of importers in the Community
If the Commission considered that it was necessary to clarify the situation,
In fact, the Commission considered them already in 2008, in our document'EMU@10'- the EMU's 10th anniversary.
To eniurethat retail monopolies conformed to these requirements, the Commission considered it necessary tobe closely involved in detailed and regular monitoring oftheir operation.
The Commission considered, therefore, that the information from the sources mentioned above was more accurate,
However, the Commission considered that these covenants came within the terms of Articles 85(3)
it is correct that the Commission considered such an approach as a possible response to this case.
The Commission considered the German Government's reply, dated 28 October 1994, to the reasoned opinion,
The Commission considered it appropriate to base its findings on the information submitted in the complaint as well as information available from a previous anti-subsidy proceeding concerning Indonesia4.
I must say that the Commission considered that the proposal that asylum seekers must be informed in a language that they are likely to understand is balanced.
Moreover, the Commission considered that there was limited distortion of competition,