Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Commission could in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The Commission could not accept the value voted by the Parliament.
The Commission could propose relevant guidelines to the RACs based on best practice.
The Commission could support the whole amendment, but the fourth sentence.
A leading role for the Commission could be cost-effective.
And let me say straight away: no, the Commission could not.
Concrete activities to which the Commission could contribute include.
If they fail to do so, the Commission could refer them to the EU's Court of Justice.
The Commission could then come forward with a report on all aspects of the situation.
In view of the above, the Commission could not exclude in principle that at least part of the preclinical test activities were classifiable as pre-competitive development.
On the basis of the results of these projects, the Commission could envisage a wider application of such measures.
Before that date, the Commission could act only if there weresubstantial effects on competition and trade within the Community.
In the meantime, the Commission could have exploratory talks with third countries on this issue.
For these reasons, the Commission could conclude that these measures are compatible with the Treaty.
In the longer term, the Commission could take further steps,
On this basis the Commission could not support inclusion of these amendments in its amended Proposal.
For this purpose, the Commission could use the‘Your-Voice-in-Europe' webportal.18.
Therefore the Commission could only approve regional aid equivalent to the net regional disadvantages.
If need be, the Commission could be assisted by external technical experts when monitoring the implementation of the programme.
Therefore, the Commission could not support modifications to its proposal that represented a step backwards.
Failing this, the Commission could refer the cases to the European Court of Justice.