Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Commission is required in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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On the basis of this information the Commission is required to publish the information received,
Under the Treaty, the Commission is required to review employment policy
That is why vigorous European leadership and action by the Commission is required to force the pace during these crucial months.
This will form the basis of the recommendations which the Commission is required to submit by 30 June 2004 under the European Agency for Reconstruction regulation.
The Commission is required to evaluate these reports
The Commission is required to report on the operation of the Directive no later than 31 December 1999.
The Commission is required to submit, within five years of notification of the Directive, a report on its application and on any possible amendments.
The Commission is required to adopt implementing measures on,
The Commission is required to adopt measures for the implementation of common basic standards for aviation security throughout the European Union.
The Commission is required to provide us with annual reports on the current situation as regards equal opportunities for women
Therefore, the Commission is required to establish a list of those pieces of Community legislation which contain such notification
Under article 3.4 of Directive 2001/77/EC, the Commission is required to assess to what extent.
Existing informal co- operation does not address all the issues on which co-operation between national administrations and the Commission is required.
Pursuant to Article 12, the Commission is required to draw up an interim report on the operation of the regulation by the end of the fourth year following its entry into force.
Under the regulation, as amended by regulation 851/2005, the Commission is required to regularly report on matters regarding situations of non-visa reciprocity with those third countries that are on the positive list.
As laid down in Article 11 of the Roaming Regulation, the Commission is required to assess methods other than price regulation which could be used to create a competitive internal market for international roaming.
Furthermore, the Commission is required to inform Parliament about progress in multilateral trade negotiations conducted under the auspices of the World Trade Organisation(WTO) and in bilateral negotiations with non-EU countries.
Moreover, the Commission is required to evaluate ENISA by 20 June 2018
According to Article 155, the Commission is required to ensure that the provisions of the Treaty are applied
With regard to the evaluation of the programme, the Commission is required each year to examine the progress made on implementing the programme