Examples of using Decision-making processes in English and their translations into Slovak
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An important impediment to the church's full embrace of the"feminine genius" is the tie that decision-making processes and preaching have with priestly ordination.
are currently being used by the competent authorities to facilitate decision-making processes at national level.
However, women are excluded from the decision-making processes of the church, most of all at the highest levels,
Given the differences in the decision-making processes of respectively contracting authorities
its discussion and decision-making processes needs to be participatory and empowering.
Guidance and technical support should be provided to facilitate and underpin consensus building and decision-making processes.
of entitled persons in the collecting society's decision-making processes.
their environments and preferences and the decision-making processes.
Effectiveness of internal quality processes and their importance in decision-making processes and strategic planning;
Of equal importance is the involvement of care recipients and carers in the decision-making processes which affect them;
On June 24th, 2013 the European Parliamentary Assembly criticized the lack of transparency and"grave shortcomings" in the decision-making processes relating to the pandemic, stating.
It is true that women are excluded from decision-making processes in the Church: excluded no, but the integration of women is very weak there, in decision-making processes.
a lack of transparency in decision-making processes and cofinancing rules,
which responds to the frequent criticism that the functioning of the EU has a democratic deficit in its decision-making processes.
It is true that women are excluded from decision-making processes in the church: not excluded, but the presence of women is very weak there, in decision-making processes.
improvements in existing programming and decision-making processes and harmonise as far as possible,
responsibilities and efficient decision-making processes contribute to avoidance of cost-overruns
The right of challenge is thus linked to decision-making processes capable of impacting the environment rather than specifically to alleged infringements of the right of participation only.
The exercise should strengthen the alliance's consultation and collective decision-making processes according to Article 5 of the Washington Treaty which is about collective protection of NATO member states.
Slow moving bureaucracies with complex and multi-centre decision-making processes do not tend to attract