Examples of using The decision-making in English and their translations into Finnish
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One way of achieving this is by involving organised Civil Society more closely in the decision-making process.
We felt obliged to take note of this problem collectively without, however, interfering in the decision-making independence of the individual Member States.
is still the first choice for steady growth of the decision-making sector.
In particular, I fully support the need to strengthen the decision-making and implementation process, providing the Commission with the requisite instruments in
paid for by industry, retaining just the decision-making and financial capabilities.
prepare be coordinated in order to achieve interinstitutional planning of the Union's work while respecting the decision-making autonomy and the responsibilities of each individual institution.
Direct democracy is a political system where the citizens participate in the decision-making personally, contrary to relying on intermediaries or representatives.
that it keeps in its own hands the decision-making concerning its own defence.
which is important in view of the fact that much of the decision-making is being moved from the Member States to EU level.
armed forces' activities and be incorporated in the decision-making and budgetary processes.
In these systems, the equivalent of thermal fluctuations in molecular systems is the"white noise" that affects signal propagation and the decision-making.
I also believe that we must do our utmost to increase the decision-making and administrative transparency of our institutions.
other personnel should be able to influence the decision-making, states the Chair of the Finnish Union of University Professors, Kaarle Hämeri.
A common wish was that the quotas would be extended to the decision-making level so that women could be involved on the top level.
Hallopeds, are regular students who participate in the decision-making and development of the University.
We no doubt agree that one of the conditions of a democracy is that everyone must be able to participate in the decision-making.
But what happens to concrete measures, the moment the industrial lobbies get to work on the decision-making of the EU's highest authorities?
Perhaps because of this different interpretation of the decision-making an accession process we should accept a new chapter in the dictionary.