Examples of using Transparency and comparability in English and their translations into Dutch
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Improving the transparency and comparability of fees together with a smoother switching process should enable consumers to benefit from better offers
it is essential to increase transparency and comparability and to help consumers understand financial products.
One objective is to develop closer cooperation between the Member States on transparency and comparability of occupational qualifications as well as to recognise non-formal and informal learning.
Increase the demand for sustainable flowers and lower costs by providing transparency and comparability of the sustainability standards in floriculture
Increased mobility, the need for more transparency and comparability in order to assess the attractiveness of researchers' careers requires comparative studies on researchers' financial conditions and salaries.
directives are correctly implemented in all Member States and thus to improve the transparency and comparability of company accounts.
advertising, transparency and comparability of offers, indicators relating to enforcement
provided that they ensure a high degree of transparency and comparability for financial reporting in the Community,
I would also stress the call for the Commission to table a legislative proposal on guaranteeing access to certain basic banking services by June 2011 and to improve the transparency and comparability of bank charges by the end of 2011,
Improvement in transparency and comparability in the field of linguistic qualifications. cations.
Fourthly, we need guaranteed access to basic banking services, with improved transparency and comparability.
within Member States and lead to greater transparency and comparability of the different qualification systems throughout the Union.
signalling the level of commitment to the overall objective of transparency and comparability of qualifications across Europe.
It will also call on the banking sector to submit a self-regulatory initiative geared towards improving the transparency and comparability of bank charges by the end of 2011.
wholesale charges for roaming services and on transparency and comparability of tariffs in accordance with Article 19 of Regulation(EU) No 531/2012;
The principles underlying this reform are the search for greater transparency and comparability of reports and improvements in the dialogue between the individual staff member and the assessor.
EU level) and of various measures aimed at increasing information transparency and comparability.
call on the banking sector to submit a self-regulatory initiative geared towards improving the transparency and comparability of bank charges.
provided that they ensure a high degree of transparency and comparability for financial reporting in the Community, be made obligatory for use by all publicly traded Community companies.
This can be a tool to promote the transparency and comparability of qualifications and can be a useful additional source of information for the competent authorities examining the recognition of qualifications issued in other Member States.