Examples of using Common register in English and their translations into Polish
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including developing a common register of traffickers.
Following the increase in Parliament's powers under the Treaty of Lisbon, it has become essential, in the interests of transparency, to establish a common register between Parliament and the Commission for the registration
The amendment being proposed to Parliament's Rules of Procedure is aimed at establishing and maintaining a common register for the registration and monitoring of organisations
policy implementation at a European level are expected to join the common register, which will make both registration
I welcome the agreement with the Commission which seeks to set up at last a common register of interest groups of the European institutions.
I therefore support the proposed common register, which takes account of the varying nature of interest groups,
I therefore believe that creating a common register for Parliament and the Commission
the Commission have agreed to establish a common register to list and monitor individuals
I therefore very much welcome the introduction of the common register of lobbyists and lobbying organisations.
It reached consensus on a draft inter-institutional agreement for a common register for organisations and individuals engaged in EU policy making and policy implementation.
together with measures for assessing the implications of a common register for Parliament and the Commission.
This concerns the establishment and maintenance of a common register for the registration and monitoring of organisations
This included the joint statement of 22 April 2009(Set of guidelines for a common register and a common code of conduct) setting out a
The resolution adopted today highlights the fact that the establishment of a common register ensures the widest participation of the various categories of operators while respecting their differences and specific identities.
Parliament welcomed the proposal and called for an interinstitutional agreement on the establishment of a common register between Parliament, the Commission and the Council.
The establishment of a common register by Parliament and the Commission to bring together in a'one-stop shop' all information on the actors in contact with the institutions is a step forward on the way to greater transparency.
including the creation of a common register of lobbyists.
In view of this, I voted in favour of this report on the amendment to Parliament's Rules of Procedure following the establishment of a common register for the registration and monitoring of organisations
the Commission have agreed to establish and maintain a common register in order to keep a list of the names of,
These proposals related to a common register of all lobbyists who have access to EU institutions,