Examples of using In decision-making processes in English and their translations into Hungarian
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the protection of intellectual property in decision-making processes.
Inclusiveness allows for participation in decision-making processes by all stakeholders involved in or concerned by robotics research activities.
Those who are truly competent in a specific matter should have a main role in decision-making processes and also there should be more opportunities for feedback.
These include promoting channels for volunteer involvement in decision-making processes, in training activities
The EESC would point out that it is acknowledged in EU law that employee participation in decision-making processes contributes to sustainable development and company performance.
as it eliminates this often-criticised democratic deficit in decision-making processes, and gets citizens directly involved in decision making.
Among its objectives, it is worth highlighting strong support for civil society and its inclusion in decision-making processes.
Involvement of relevant actors and communities in decision-making processes should be ensured through inclusive participatory mechanisms
Although it is extremely important to involve stakeholders in decision-making processes, this must always be done with a view to the practical and sensible implementation of the decisions.
participation by involving parents, families and carers in decision-making processes e.g.
the involvement of all university members in decision-making processes.
others involved in decision-making processes….
This system can be used successfully when involving young people in decision-making processes at various levels.
For instance, the role of Member States' parliaments, which must have a greater say in decision-making processes within the European Union.
Every legislative and executive project must be considered individually- at an EU level, there will no longer be“rigid content lines” in decision-making processes, and one or a small group of decision-makers.
address gender imbalances in decision-making processes and strengthen the gender dimension in research programmes.
a lack of transparency in decision-making processes and cofinancing rules, and delayed payments.
promoting their involvement in decision-making processes and their sense of initiative,
participate in decision-making processes and know their rights and duties as citizens.
ensures greater transparency in decision-making processes.