Examples of using Decision making processes in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Member States with a view to augmenting the use of regulatory impact assessment in decision making processes.
avoid them where possible, so we implemented risk-based thinking into our decision making processes.
networks of public authorities to improve decision making processes and foster common views and strategies.
Very good knowledge of EU Security Policies and EU decision making processes;
rewarding mechanisms, decision making processes.
as well as in decision making processes.
which will be implemented in regional policies and decision making processes in the participating regions.
In order to support the new role proposed for ECHA it is necessary to ensure that their findings are incorporated into all decision making processes and that their activities are adequately funded.
On no account should the European Commission interfere in a company's decision making processes(such as the number of board members or their expertise, age or sex).
to simplify the administration's decision making processes.
It is important to appropriately include the possibility for the EIOPA to settle disagreements in a balanced way in those areas where common decision making processes have already been foreseen in the Solvency II Directive or other sectoral legislation.
support must be made available to ensure representative disability organisations can be represented in the decision making processes on the drawing up of European accessibility standards.
It will encourage public participation in planning and decision making processes; develop eco-tourism alongside natural resources preservation;
The Contracting Parties shall ensure that the opportunity is given to the public to participate in decision making processes relevant to the field of application of the Convention and the Protocols, as appropriate.
in due time and in an appropriate way in the planning and decision making processes for all matters which concern them directly.
in particular its risk management system and decision making processes, and capital allocation in accordance with Regulation 132.
participation of Europeans in EU policy decision making processes, could create greater interest in EU affairs,
international organisations need to be established to strengthen engagement in decision making processes and to increase community capacity,
originally introduced with the objective to streamline decision making processes, has aggravated instead of improving the situation described above.
The involvement of NGOs in the decision making processes of the EU, it seems that the is domain of individual NGOs,