Examples of using Decentralisation in English and their translations into Czech
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time when the Council, last December, took a tentative step towards decentralisation, when it recognised the voluntary measures being implemented by Scotland
is not impractical European strategies for growth, but decentralisation and freedom from the orders of the political
the closeness of institutions in the sense of centralisation and decentralisation.
non-discrimination and decentralisation, will yield the beneficial effects that we all expect.
Of course, much of what we currently complain about in relation to decentralisation or the rules for implementing the Financial Regulation results from Community decisions,
namely as regards decentralisation and reform of public administration,
I would like to call for a strengthening of the decentralisation process for implementing regional policy in Bulgaria,
including implementing the principle of subsidiarity and decentralisation, are challenges that lie ahead for the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia if it wishes to persevere with trying to become part of the European Union.
For instance, Parliament is calling upon the Serbian Government to dismantle parallel structures within Kosovo which it claims'undermine the decentralisation process and prevent the full integration of the Serbian community into Kosovo's institutions',
as well as the decentralisation of procedures so as to make public information
the firm commitment to decentralisation.
the unintentionally hilarious'Captain Euro', our part of the world is being overtaken by more virile countries that have learned the benefits of decentralisation and the dispersal of power.
allocation of funds for effective decentralisation, access to justice,
Decentralisation is very important for sustainable energy.
The decentralisation of government brings increased responsibility to regional
Valentin Semionov Decentralisation of policies in new EU countries:
Secondly, decentralisation and a broader inclusion of interested parties
The decentralisation of Member States' powers is based on sharing responsibilities between the different levels of government.
Neither should we underestimate the positive aspects of both decentralisation and of having European bodies spread across Europe.
The unacceptable confusion in the area of devolution and decentralisation policy is now clear for all to see.