Examples of using Democratic control in English and their translations into Romanian
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The interinstitutional negotiations on the external financing instruments are about the need to ensure democratic control by Parliament over the implementation of EU legislation.
thus making democratic control difficult.
accountability and democratic control, to give citizens confidence.
It should be explained that participatory democracy was a complement to representative democracy and that democratic control was very important.
It therefore urgently needs to be integrated with the EU budget to enable increased democratic control, accountability and transparency of financing.
The event was organized by DCAF Ljubljana(Geneva Centre for the Democratic Control of Armed Forces), which ensures the
they must not be removed from Parliament's democratic control.
DCAF was established in 2000 at the initiative of the Swiss government, with the goal of aiding efforts to strengthen democratic control over armed forces in the Euro-Atlantic region.
I am worried about government eroding civil liberties and democratic control.
and the establishment of democratic control over armed and security forces.
Program Coordinator in Nepal of the Center from Geneva for the Democratic Control of Armed Forces.
DCAF was established in 2000 at the initiative of the Swiss government, with the goal of aiding efforts to strengthen democratic control over armed forces in the Euro-Atlantic region.
for implementing mechanisms to guarantee democratic control of the military.
public administration reforms and strengthened democratic control over the military.
thereby ensuring democratic control.
OPINION OF MS TRSTENJAK- CASE C-204/07 P to be transparent and subject to democratic control.
The five countries are participating in the Geneva Centre for the Democratic Control of Armed Forces programme.
Public access to documents is an essential factor in ensuring that there is democratic control of the institutions and that they operate effectively,
All strategies of economic policy must still be subject to democratic control, and must be realised with care for the common good and with respect for the rights of the citizens of Europe.
Whereas the Union needs a stronger government structure, with enhanced democratic control by Parliament, to face the challenges of today