Examples of using Commission explained in English and their translations into German
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In response to these opinions, the Commission explained that the proposed system was expected to bring significant added value in the fight against EU fraud.
In its opinion, the Commission explained that the overall issue concerns alleged obstacles to parallel exports of new motor vehicles from certain Member States.
In Agenda 2000, the Commission explained why it believes that the moment has come to give a new impetus to the CAP by tackling a further stage.
Finally, the Commission explained that its services decided not to register thecomplainants'letter as a formal complaint in the view of the fact that the institution hadtaken an unequivocal
The Commission explained that exceptionally in this case,
Such work could, the Commission explained, continue up to the time when the Commission Decision was taken
However, the Commission explained that in the case of mixed fisheries,
The Commission explained the content of EU efforts to restructure the European economy
The Commission explained this five months delay by referring to the size
The Commission explained that the proposed topic would go beyond the spirit of the relevant Lisbon Treaty provisions,
The Commission explained that the aim of this aspect of the proposal is to simplify the administrative
The representative of the regional government in parliamentary Commission explained the measures that the Board is working to overcome the water shortage for irrigation of crops in the province of Almería.
The Commission explained in its opinion that it did not have the necessaryelements in order to give a definitive answer to the complainant.
The Commission explained that the Greek authorities'reply to the letter of formalnotice had shed a different light on the case,
In its opinion, the Commission explained that, after a preliminary assessment of all theelements provided by the complainants, the Commission requested further informationfrom the Italian government, concerning the alleged aid to cover losses of Funiviaria.
In its opinion, the Commission explained that it was due to a mistake that in the past it hadset the minimum part of its civil servants'salary that could not be impounded at an amountthat was higher than the amount set by national law.
In its opinion, the Commission explained that the reply forwarded to the complainanton 25 February 2000,was the same standard letter sent to all those applicants whichexpressed their interest after the closing of the programme.
In its opinion, the Commission explained that the relevant rules are laid down in conclusion 211/95 that was adopted by the Heads of administration at interinstitutional level on 28 March 1996 and that entered into force on 1 April 1996.
As concerned the third question, the Commission explained that a restrict ed procedure represented an advantage to the Commission in the sense that only the best companies were retained,
In its opinion, the Commission explained that it had mentioned Article 35(7)