Examples of using Represented by the commission in English and their translations into Finnish
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Medicine
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Computer
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Parliament cannot approve the handing over to the European level- represented by the Commission- of instruments that suspend the market price,
decide to transfer these assets to the European Community, represented by the Commission.
Target-based tripartite contracts to describe contracts concluded between the European Community- represented by the Commission- a Member State
Represented by the Commission, participated in the previous increase of the Fund's subscribed capital in accordance with Council Decision 2007/247/EC of 19 April 2007 on the Community participation in the capital increase of the European Investment Fund7.
In the case of tripartite contracts between the Community- represented by the Commission- a Member State
Public governance of the programmes is based on the principle of a strict division of responsibilities between the European Community, represented by the Commission, the European GNSS Supervisory Authority(hereinafter"the Supervisory Authority") and the European Space Agency.
Since then, the Community, represented by the Commission, has held the status of(non-permanent)
is the PPP between the European Union(represented by the Commission), the fuel cell
that the European Community, represented by the Commission, ensures the implementation of the programmes.
In conclusion, I should like to remind the honourable Member of the guidelines- adopted as part of the orientation debate at the meeting of the General Affairs Council on 22 and 23 January of this year- for reinforced operational coordination between the Community, represented by the Commission, and the Member States in the area of external aid.
as the leading force, and with other international donors, in accordance with the guidelines for operational coordination between the Community, represented by the Commission, and the Member States, adopted by the Council on 22 January 2001;