Examples of using Commission to develop in English and their translations into Swedish
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the Council largely supported the analysis of the Communication and asked the Commission to develop concrete proposals following therefrom.
In this context, it invites the Commission to develop a European broadband strategy, by the end of 2009, in close cooperation with stakeholders.
The EESC calls on the Council and the Commission to develop a new, flexible instrument for adjusting production volumes, and thus to react to market circumstances.
Invites the Council and the Commission to develop indicators on the provision of care facilities for children
The Council reiterates the importance of a widely accessible Internet website on integration, and invites the Commission to develop its first phase by the end of 2006.
This working group has been active since 2002 in helping the Commission to develop the directive proposal published in 2003.
as well as calls for the Commission to develop a new ICT policy.
A feasibility study financed by the Fiscalis programme was launched in 1999 by the Commission to develop and deploy an integrated computerised movement and control system for excisable products.
We must not allow the Commission to develop and impose a megalomaniac vision of its competences in the field of competition.
Member States and Commission to develop estimates of direct
So we propose instead to suspend the vote and request the Commission to develop a coherent approach to the use of PNR that is based on a single set of principles.
Commission to develop a methodology of human rights impact assessments for co-operation projects
Commission to develop tools such as EURES
The document identifies possible joint action between the EU Member States and the Commission to develop a coherent European strategy on information and communication.
The European Council requests the Commission to develop an EU-SCP-Action Plan by 2007 in the context of the renewed EU Sustainable Development Strategy(SDS)
The proposed Decision provides for the engagement of Member States and the Commission to develop interoperable electronic customs systems within agreed timeframes.
For example, we want the Commission to develop guidelines to help the Member States to increase their capacities.
It is also appropriate because it would enable the Commission to develop similar programmes to the extent possible with all or some of these countries.
Member States and the Commission to develop comprehensive prevention programmes for both licit
Member States and the Commission to develop and implement a network of trainers