Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Ombudsman considered in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Given the seriousness of the issues raised by the complainant, the Ombudsman considered that they should be examined.
Since the Parliament failed to do so, and since the Ombudsman considered that it wouldbe possible for the institution to comply with the recommendation,
The Ombudsman considered that it was reasonable for the Commission,
The Ombudsman considered that the distinction and categorisation made by EMeA as to whether the requests were for access to documents
The Ombudsman considered that the reply from the Commission settled the matter,
The Ombudsman considered the Commission's position to be reasonable,
The Ombudsman considered that it would be difficult for any citizen not to doubt the impartiality of the Commission's actions as the Guardian of the Treaty in these circumstances.
Since the EIB had explained that the e-mail had been sent to the complainant by mistake, the Ombudsman considered that there appeared to be no grounds for further inquiries into this aspect of the complaint.
A er a thorough analysis of the file, the Ombudsman considered that a distinction had to be made between the ten-day pre-inception period at the very beginning of the project(in October 1999)
The Ombudsman considered from the above that the Commission had properlycomplied with its commitments made following the Ombudsman's own initiative inquiry303/97/PD34and that the complainant was properly kept informed on the progress of thiscase.
The Ombudsman considered that it wouldhave been preferable if already on this occasion the Commission had specified whichquestion had been eliminated
The Ombudsman considered that, in the light of the audit findings
Having received the complainant's observations on the opinion of the Commission, the Ombudsman considered that it was appropriate to examine the new allegations put forwardby the complainant in the context of the present investigation.
In the light of these circumstances, the Ombudsman considered that the Commission's refusal to pay the association the full amount of€ 90.000 that the la er had applied for on 31 May 1998 could be an instance of maladministration.
The Ombudsman considered it useful to make a further remark pointing out that he understood the Commission to be commimed to finding a solution that would enable the complainant to enjoy his rights as a servant of the European Communities.
On the basis of an inspection of the document, the Ombudsman considered it possible that public access to the whole document could actually
The Ombudsman considered that to answer the question of whether the complainant's proposal fell within the scope of the relevant Strategic Objective required the application of expert scientific and technical knowledge and that the scope of his substantive review should therefore be limited to assessing whether the Commission's decision to confirm the evaluation results appeared manifestly unreasonable.
The Ombudsman considered that the reasons put forward by the institution were reasonable and found no maladministration.
For the same reason the Ombudsman considered that the conditions of Article 4(2)
Furthermore, the Ombudsman considered that the lack of transparency in this particular case could undermine public confidence in the Community administration,