Examples of using Commission study in English and their translations into Swedish
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The Commission study on company taxation shows the need to extend
The Commission study on SMEs and the TTIP states that SMEs accounted for 28% of EU exports by volume in 2012.
A 2009 EU Commission study(see IP/09/1564)
Will the Commission study the report and its conclusions,
Another Commission study published today shows that there is clear evidence that health warnings on tobacco packages are effective.
A Commission study, when Ireland had an economic growth rate of 10%,
To that end, it is necessary to take into account the Commission study on the representativeness of the social partners and the revised list of organisations involved in all dimensions of social dialogue at European level, and that list should be updated.
This is an obstacle that has also been confirmed in the Commission study on the DMFSD.67 This can affect many financial services,
that is that, a month and a half ago, we received a Commission study into how the new market surveillance legislation had been implemented in each Member State.
This campaign builds on a Commission study on women in the ICT sector,
In accordance with the extension of the transition period the Commission study about the effects of the amendment to vulnerable road users shall now be carried out within 72 months instead of 4 years after entry into force of the directive.
The Commission believes that the work achieved by the JTPF on transfer pricing documentation is a pragmatic solution to the problems posed by the significant differences in documentation requirements between Member States as indicated in the Commission study on"Company Taxation in the Internal Market.
The Commission study features the results of an extensive analysis of estimated effective tax rates using an economic methodology which relies on certain assumptions regarding the economic framework and cannot, for methodological reasons.
WHEREAS at the 17 March 1998 Council of Transport Ministers an overwhelming majority of Ministers present called for a Commission study on the economic and social consequences of abolishing duty free with the EU to be undertaken;
In the absence of an independent, Commission study on the social and economic implications of the abolition of the intraEU dutyfree system,
The Council TAKES NOTE of the results of the Commission study showing significant gains of up to 0.8% of GDP at the EU average level from the current implementation of the Directive.
This joint Communication responds to the request made by the Council, in its conclusions of 19 March 2007, that the Commission study the question of better access of rural areas to modern information
As impressively shown by the Commission study on the state of, and outlook for,
The Commission study analysed how economic outcomes
The Commission study of the tax-benefit systems