Examples of using More openness in English and their translations into Danish
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The Council must reorganise itself with less bureaucracy, more openness and transparency.
Its future is secured asa successful tool forinvolvingstakeholders in legislation andpromoting more openness ingovernment.
We welcome the first steps that have been taken in the direction of more openness.
The global trend today is towards more openness, freedom, democracy
What we need is more investment, more openness, more aid and more of a Euro-Mediterranean policy.
We need more openness; it is vital that each
Mr President, more openness in law-making and administration is crucial for the democratisation of the EU.
Interinstitutional agreements are often a good idea in our quest for more openness and democracy in the EU.
There has to be more openness, therefore, but not at the cost of the protection of information.
In addition, Europol cooperation has proved to be an area where there is a need for more openness.
The ideas for future orientations which I have just outlined should provide a better framework for more openness and participation.
Perhaps a bit more openness and a bit more reflection will give us a chance to be more effective in this matter.
We endorse the ideas of more openness and democratic control of the European Central Bank
British Conservatives and the whole of the Group of the European People's Party are particularly concerned that there should be more openness.
In writing.- It is disappointing that Members did not vote for more openness and the clear publication of the internal auditors' report.
We en dorse the ideas of more openness and democratic control ofthe European Central Bank
We have, then, all voted in favour of'the lesser evil' whereby a small advance towards more openness is better than nothing.
Sjöstedt(GUE/NGL).-(SV) Mr President, more openness in law making and administration is crucial for the démocratisation of the EU.
Lastly, we want more openness in evaluating projects,
even in countries such as Sweden which have a tradition of much more openness.