Examples of using To be transparent in English and their translations into Finnish
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decision making to be transparent.
Harmonisation is a key step towards democratising a market which is intended to be transparent and accessible, in the interests of rigorous deployment of public funds.
which already promises to be transparent and not predatory.
The new regulation includes a provision that requires privacy policies to be transparent and understandable to consumers.
have capacity to act, and we want it to be transparent.
The overall tonality of the Anka pedal is designed to be transparent, letting the character of your instrument be heard.
These plans need to be transparent and non-discriminatory, however, since their ultimate goal is the imposing of business sanctions.
The establishment of the background level will, in the absence of the Kyoto Protocol review, need to be transparent.
This Regulation needs to be transparent, and there needs to be a balance struck between consumers' needs
We need to coordinate our policies; we need to be transparent in how we manage our national budgets
Set the pixels to be transparent Tip: If you want to draw transparency with a different tool, first click on"Erase"
The Section stresses the need for these measures to be transparent and fair, adequately publicized
I shall avoid introducing distractions- new criteria that do not help a process that is already in itself difficult and requires us to be transparent, consistent and objective.
that it will continue to be transparent with the Reform Treaty.
We are planning a framework directive on these issues- including collective societies, which need to be transparent and accountable to their members.
In the interests of transparency- and far be it from me to suggest that the Commission would not always want to be transparent on these issues- would the Commission do us the favour of publishing the formula it intends to adopt?
deductions required by national law, to be decided by the members of collecting societies and for the societies to be transparent towards rightholders regarding the rules governing those deductions.
it needs to be effective and, above all, it needs to be transparent, so that all Europeans continue to maintain their support
It is a sector that has asked us more than once to make a decision and to be transparent, and one that I can personally say has worked responsibly and rigorously to get to this much needed plan.
Under the Treaty of Lisbon, therefore, you are now obliged to be transparent with Parliament, because in the end, you have to have a'yes' from Parliament,