Examples of using Greater transparency in English and their translations into Czech
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a very good thing, but it contradicts the Commission's self-satisfaction in terms of constant improvements to its administration and greater transparency.
we all hoped that it would lead to greater transparency in the financing of this sector of the economy
In particular, Parliament felt it was important for there to be greater transparency and tighter parliamentary scrutiny of the Council's spending on the Common Foreign
The amendment of credit rating agency rules means better supervision at European Union level and greater transparency in this sector, but it is necessary to analyse this sector further
I voted in favour of this resolution because I am in agreement with the need to achieve greater transparency regarding the Commission's activities
must be achieved through adequate Community financing, with greater transparency, simplicity and efficiency in the use of the Structural Funds.
Commission surveillance missions, an economic dialogue between all stakeholders, and substantially greater transparency throughout.
create legislation ensuring greater transparency in access to documents.
balance between the duration of working life and pensions, greater transparency of pension systems
effectiveness of these loans to ensure greater transparency in terms of their final destination
the Council- points to the need for the European Parliament to put greater pressure on the Council concerning greater transparency over budgetary expenditure.
especially with regard to earmarking, greater transparency and incentives for fleet renewal,
should take account of the active involvement of the European Parliament in proposing appropriate measures aimed at achieving greater transparency.
firstly, greater transparency regarding the decisions to close airports
mutual accountability and greater transparency.
how can we obtain greater transparency for hedge funds,
The requirement for Members to list their meetings with lobbyists on legislative matters annexed to their reports is also an important step towards greater transparency, which is needed in this type of relationship
providing greater transparency and uniform treatment for the beneficiaries of these support schemes.
the Commission to bring together in a'one-stop shop' all information on the actors in contact with the institutions is a step forward on the way to greater transparency.