Examples of using Access to documents in English and their translations into Slovak
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Access to documents, including conditions for access to documents containing personal data, is governed by the rules adopted on the basis of Article 255…
Vodafone also refers to the Commission's decision of 11 May 2006 refusing access to documents relating to draft measure ES/2005/0330,
In accordance with rules on access to documents and the need to ensure the effectiveness of the infringement procedure, the Commission will continue to maintain confidentiality on the content and timing of contacts with Member States while
Access to documents submitted to members of the Board,
The refusal to grant access to documents must, in principle, be based on a concrete analysis of their content
excluded under national rules on access to documents and subject to the other exceptions laid down in this Directive.
shall in particular ensure a single point of access for direct access to documents drawn up or received in the course of procedures for the adoption of legislative acts
Union principles on access to documents and information, and progressively with International Aid Transparency Initiative standards, the EIB shall make
are exempt from disclosure on the basis of one of the exceptions provided for in the EU's law on access to documents.
Expects the Agency, when deciding on limiting the access to documents to protect commercial interests, also to consider with seriousness citizens' interests
which will have an impact on access to documents containing environmental information.
EU citizenship promotes citizens' participation in the democratic life of the EU through transparent decision-making, access to documents and good administration,
is reflected in the provisions of its rules on public access to documents concerning the professional obligation of banking secrecy.
Each institution shall publish annually a report for the preceding year including the number of cases in which the institution refused to grant access to documents, the reasons for such refusals
The Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union gives individuals the right of access to public documents, and criticises the fact that one of the main transparency-related problems facing the European institutions is their own frequent refusal to grant access to documents and information.
During the inquiry, the Commission released the documents- a step that was also in line with a recent Court of Justice of the European Union ruling on access to documents related to legislative initiatives.
Commission documents in such a way as to ensure the widest possible access to documents.
data protection, access to documents, language arrangements,
Mr Diamandouros criticised the European Commission for failing to comply with the legal requirement to publish in 2006 the 2005 annual report on access to documents of the European Parliament,
data protection, access to documents, language arrangements,