Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Commission argues in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The Commission argues that this change will bring the Posting of Workers Directive in line with the social security rules set out in Regulation 883/0421.
The Commission argues that Europe faces two real risks if it does not adopt a new approach to space policy.
The Commission argues that the reduction of the reserved limit to 50 grams affects 16% of mail.
The Commission argues that the use of the Mutual Assistance Directive provides a sufficient mechanism to protect Member States' tax revenues.
The Commission argues here that funding is intended to finance activities similar to those of pre-accession, which falls within
The Commission argues that these obstacles can be overcome by means of an integrated approach along six axes.
The Commission argues that fiscal coherence would, indeed, be better preserved by taking the effect of an exchange rate fluctuation into account.
The Commission argues that, below a certain level, aid cannot affect tradebetween Member States
The Commission argues that its services could not possibly have induced the complainant to believe he could disregard the rules of the project.
In its written observations, the Commission argues that the expression‘free of charge' cannot apply exclusively to the delivery of the goods.
In a communication adopted today, the Commission argues that such a move would have a significant impact by improving the effectiveness of both types of aid.
As the Commission argues, similar strategies should also be put in place to help those economic sectors that have been hardest hit by oil price rises.
The Commission argues that road transport charges should be related to the cost of constructing,
The Commission argues that the working party should examine possibilities for the creation of Community-wide"formulae" for financial participation schemes.
The Commission argues, therefore, in favour of a genuine external dimension which would allow the alliances to be inserted within a fair European framework.
The Commission argues that the Historical Territories actually have only very limited powers to define the environment for businesses.
First, the Commission argues that the contested decision is not capable of having infringed the principle of equal treatment,
The Commission argues, however, that the scope of Directive 79/7 is wider than the scope of social security
The Commission argues that the Action Plan was effective in helping to introduce the new format
The Commission argues that the Court of First Instance was right to reject the appellant's requests for measure of inquiry