Examples of using For greater transparency in English and their translations into Hungarian
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will also serve as a guarantee for greater transparency in the market.
Moreover, the report formulates proposals and recommendations for greater transparency and flexibility in the allocation and use of European funds.
In writing.- The G20 recommendations to the Working Group on Financial Services clearly call for greater transparency and regulation of credit rating agencies.
For greater transparency and simplicity, the addresses where said information
I welcome in overall the call for greater transparency and involvement of European Parliament
The only improvements sought by the various parties involved were for greater transparency, greater speed and better access for SMEs.
The EESC endorses the proposal for greater transparency in terms of the remuneration of persons holding key positions in IORPs.
Whereas there is a need for greater transparency, openness and democratisation,
Recalls its repeated demands for greater transparency and democratic scrutiny regarding the implementation of financial instruments supported by the Union budget; Structure.
margining requirements also called for greater transparency on margin standards
(PL) In the resolution which has been adopted, the European Parliament has clearly declared its support for greater transparency in the European Commission's negotiations on the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement.
campaigning organisations to more effectively push for greater transparency, accountability, and legal and policy change in their respective fields.
civil society generally perceive a case for greater transparency as to bilateral and local arrangements on burden-sharing.
was a recognition of the need for greater transparency.
In short, I would like to welcome this report which is a good first step in the move for greater transparency.
the European Parliament also tabled a resolution on budgetary control of NGO funding from the EU budget, calling for greater transparency and financial responsibility.
in particular emphasising the need for greater transparency within the EGs;
no longer“to‘root out' any kinds of NGOs, as the letter claims,” but only to address a need for greater transparency.
The Practical Guidance will allow for greater transparency on the timing and content of discussions between the Commission
To this end, the Greens pushed for greater transparency as regards the relations between industry representatives