Examples of using Decisionmaking process in English and their translations into Dutch
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I have observed your increasing despair when you discuss the Council's decisionmaking process.
the European Parliament's participation in this discussion and decisionmaking process.
They should be groomed for their future role as pillars of the state and gradually involved in the decisionmaking process.
Another sign of panic on the part of the Council last year was that Parliament as a whole was not properly involved in the decisionmaking process.
1994 on information policy and transparency of the decisionmaking process.
Can regional/local authorities sufficiently participate in the decisionmaking process on national level as far as European issues are concerned?
It is argued that this would affect the legitimacy of the Union's decisionmaking process.
the strengthening of the decisionmaking process and its democratic content.
These national measures included mechanisms to increase public participation in the administrative decisionmaking process.
This Regulation consolidates the initiatives that the institutions have already taken witha view to improving the transparency of the decisionmaking process.
efforts of the Commission president and the Italian presidency in persuading the United Kingdom to lift its veto on the Union's institutional democratic decisionmaking process.
The Commission considers that the operation of its internal decisionmaking process provides all necessary guarantees, fully allows it to meet its developing responsibilities and the accompanying legal
it does not provide an institutional framework where labour and management can participate in the European decisionmaking process.
hence with the role played by Parliament itself in the decisionmaking process.
Promoting the participation of the people in the decisionmaking process, in particular by promoting the equal participation of men
that it is not necessary at this stage in the decisionmaking process, given that many Member States have yet to make their opinions known in the Council.
further promoting the institutions and the decisionmaking process.
They affect the entire decisionmaking process, from the draft ing of proposals to their adoption, taking in the Council's and Parliament's deliberations on the way.
between taxation level and growth, and to present medium-term scenarios to assist the macroeconomic decisionmaking process.
acting intheir legislative capacity, including under delegated powers, while at the same time preserving theeffectiveness of the institutions' decisionmaking process.