Examples of using Democratic control in English and their translations into Czech
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I think it is important for us now to have a genuine debate leading to better democratic control by the European Parliament
Since we did want to support the principle of transparency and democratic control, in the end we abstained from the vote.
we believed that we had a duty to contribute to the development of proposals to deal with the democratic control and the social impact of international capital movements.
is also under democratic control.
a powerful body with sufficient powers and democratic control.
public and democratic control of the entire financial sector.
Public access to documents is an essential factor in ensuring that there is democratic control of the institutions and that they operate effectively, thus increasing citizens' trust.
In addition, the European Parliament's position will be strengthened as democratic control of Europol improves.
budgetary power and democratic control over the European institutions.
there is a need for transparency mechanisms and democratic control to ensure that everyone keeps to the existing rules.
To accomplish legitimacy in this field we need increased democratic control through codecision, and European citizens should play a larger part in the decision-making process; we need more transparency
allow more parliamentary and democratic control over the Schengen evaluation processes.
Commission Vice-President, democratic control over the new external action service
which provides greater parliamentary and democratic control.
which will strengthen the democratic control, accountability and transparency of funding and will provide more
that such dialogues must not be allowed to founder in a lack of transparency and democratic control.
the Commission has attempted to impose on scrutiny and democratic control, have been quite clear.
which will strengthen the democratic control, accountability and transparency of funding
visible democratic control and improved efficiency.
independent and subject to democratic control: authorities that are not limited to meekly repeating the slogans emanating from national governments.