Examples of using Decisionmaking in English and their translations into Italian
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Decisionmaking would remain in the hands of Member States through the European Council
Decisionmaking at local level- women's participation is a must This section addresses development organisations andprofessional associations,
In the most successful cases, all decisionmaking levels have realised that they have shared interests.
My friends, we also lack a process of deliberation and decisionmaking as functional as that which exists inside the Community,
Students are involved in the evaluation and decisionmaking in relation to accreditation,
In order to facilitate decisionmaking in an enlarged Council,
Decisionmaking powers on budgetary matters are shared between the Council
They can help in decisionmaking about objectives and priorities,
Decisionmaking in secret in the Council of Ministers is crippling Europe's ability to tackle unemployment
Decisionmaking close to the citizen is necessary to counterbalance
Decentralised decisionmaking has accompanied the multi-sector approach in a complementary way, by ensuring that all local interests are represented in the partnership.
a schedule was made for the intro duction of the experiment and decisionmaking.
reduced the personal risk element of decisionmaking.
The strength of the benchmarking process is that it facilitates decisionmaking based on facts, not on opinion or intuition.
More than half of them name the problem of"complexity of structure and mode of decisionmaking" in the first place.
face the fact that political life and decisionmaking in general are still dominated by men.
We recognize the necessity of concrete action at all levels to promote the equal participation of women and men in decisionmaking in all spheres of society.
of advanced information and communication technologies to enable the use of decentralised and collaborative decisionmaking within existing organisational structures.
Taken together, a series of DMSs, operating within the DECOR framework, allows decentralised decisionmaking which is both independent and collaborative.
I believe that this report is a valuable contribution to the discussion and the decisionmaking on the subject.