Eksempler på brug af The decentralisation på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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to go to where they are and, therefore, the decentralisation of the campaign is a priority task.
The decentralisation of the Sixth Framework Programme is important,
The decentralisation of information activities also continued, with local information
Yet, the Irish Government has recently cut its budget by some 43% and fast-tracked the decentralisation of the Authority, at a time when the Government's overall programme of decentralisation of public bodies is being halted.
The decentralisation of policy-making procedures gives the national authorities the necessary room for manoeuvre,
These are the first crucial steps in the decentralisation of financial control, which is of course critical to the empowerment of management at all levels in a money-handling institution.
on a vision of the RACs as an instrument for encouraging the decentralisation of the CFP, for ensuring that the fishermen
although the basis for this is the decentralisation, the subsidiarity debate,
unviable by the decision[…] to cut its funding by 43% and to continue the decentralisation of its staff' and that'[T]he work of the Equality Authority has been fatally compromised.
While the decentralisation of service delivery is generally thought to be helpful in that it increases access to services
as well as the decentralisation of procedures so as to make public information
while maintaining services of general interest through local administrations strengthened by the decentralisation of the public sector.
As part of the decentralisation of the management and control of Community funds in the Member States, the Financial Controller held further bilateral
while at the same time advocating the decentralisation of some of our electricity and energy production.
measures enabling the rationalisation of proper consumer information on foodstuff products; the decentralisation and general use of specifications for the sectors concerned.
which permits, then, the decentralisation of decisions on the individual actions,
given the current situation, is no small issue; and, secondly, the decentralisation of management that gives local authorities the power to introduce the necessary flexibility in accordance with the needs of the agricultural sectors at any given moment.
I believe that both targets can be reached through the decentralisation and simplification that Mr Barnier has mentioned.