Examples of using Commission would in English and their translations into Polish
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Under Article 48(2) of the Rules of the Court of First Instance, the Commission would therefore have been en-titled to raise a new plea to challenge it.
Originally, the Commission would only have prohibited DEGME in paints,
The Commission would welcome views
questioned whether the resources proposed by the Commission would suffice.
As regards longer-term developments, the Commission would also draw your attention to the importance of promoting competition on the natural gas market.
If that action for failure to act had been declared well founded, the Commission would have been required, pursuant to Article 233 EC, to take the.
The Commission would assume responsibility for the overall direction,
The Commission would have the authority to support their initiatives through campaigns funded by the PROGRESS programme
If this is in fact the intention, the Commission would do well to make it clear in the explanatory memoranda to the two legal instruments.
The Commission would welcome feedback from the European Parliament on the approach proposed in this important communication.
Finally, in this context, the Commission would recall its proposal for a Decision on the conclusion of the UN Protocols on human trafficking and migrant smuggling as soon as possible.
The Commission would be well advised to listen to the concerns of the European Parliament
The Commission would also be responsible for the communication and the visibility of the EHL at European level.
The Commission would like to empower Member States as well as the private sector for various duties in connection with security needs and risks.
The Commission would therefore like to stress the importance of the Member States' responsibilities for the implementation of the measures under shared management.
The Commission would, nonetheless, maintain direct management responsibilities in particular in areas linked to core policy competences.
The Commission would have been required to conclude the safeguard clause procedure with findings,
This is an element of assessment which has gained in importance in 2010 and where the Commission would benefit from more consistency in its application by Directorates General.
Furthermore, such a shift of operational responsibility from the Member States to the Commission would go against the principles of subsidiarity and proportionality.
The letter indicated that the commission would wait two months for a remedy of the deficiencies in Polish law after which it would refer the matter to the European Court of Justice in Luxembourg.