Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Commission will consider in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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In the long-term the Commission will consider together with Member States the development of a permanent harmonised European bio-monitoring system.
The Commission will consider these practices as an enforcement priority if all the following circumstances are present.
The Commission will consider these practices as an enforcement priority if the following cumulative circumstances are present.
The Commission will consider, as part of the follow-up to Parliament's report, whether there is scope for action in this area.
On that basis, the Commission will consider whether it is still possible to adhere to the accession date of 1 January 2007.
When this recommendation is adopted, the Commission will consider proposing specific legislation.
If insufficient progress is being made in the course of 2012, the Commission will consider introducing stricter regulation for the implementation of Smart Grids.
To facilitate the analysis of the achievement of objectives, the Commission will consider the development of quantifiable programme objectives for the implementation of the second programme phase.
In the light of those, the Commission will consider what future action it will take from here on.
Where appropriate, the Commission will consider adapting the relevant requirements to technical progress.
As soon as more realistic methodologies are internationally agreed the Commission will consider how to adapt the Directive.
In order to promote an environmentally sound industry, the Commission will consider the development of specific criteria
If no success can be achieved in Council on the posting of workers, the Commission will consider European-wide collective agreements
The Commission will consider cross-border programmes implemented jointly by Member States.
The Commission will consider appropriate solutions to the identified problems in the framework of the substantive revision of the Biocides Directive.
Once the situation has become clearer, the Commission will consider what practical support it can provide to help the peace negotiations.
The Commission will consider ways and means of solving cereals storage problems arising in some regions of the Community.
On the basis of the debate initiated by this Communication, the Commission will consider proposing a focused set of prioritised actions in Spring 2003.
On the basis of the implementation reports, the Commission will consider what further action may be necessary.
In the forthcoming revision to Public Procurement Directives the Commission will consider how to address problems linked to cross-border procurement encountered by such bodies among others.