Examples of using Decisionmaking in English and their translations into Slovenian
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recent problem solving and decisionmaking.
must be granted direct and active decisionmaking on food and rural issues.
upcoming problem solving and decisionmaking.
Specific decisions Specific decisionmaking arrangements are envisaged with regard to the commonrelating to the CFSPforeign
Two vital elements are required to ensure successfulcivil society involvement in the EU decisionmaking process. Participatory processes require resourcesand the political commitment to put these resourcesto use.
Liechtenstein: The school head's decisionmaking responsibility for the acquisition of movables is limited to smaller acquisitions.
They can help in decisionmaking about objectives and priorities,
Interested parties can thus follow the progress of discussions without the institution's decisionmaking process being undermined.
Of the institutions of the European Union, it is the Council which has the political decisionmaking power in fields within the sphere of competence of the Union.
A resolution on the consequences for interinstitutional decisionmaking of the Lisbon Treaty was adopted in May.
will not make decisionmaking any easier!
it enhances the legitimacy of the decisionmaking process,” noted another NGO representative.
particularlyin recent years, IA has been effec-tivein supporting decisionmaking within the EUinstitutions.
only the Chamber of Agriculture had a representative on the decisionmaking committee.'.
parents can also become more actively involved in collective advisory or decisionmaking bodies.
of particular concern and to make recommendations, without prejudice to the decisionmaking competences of elected representatives.
a willingness to participate in democratic decisionmaking at all levels.
(2) Openness enables citizens to participate more closely in the decisionmaking process andguarantees that the administration enjoys greater legitimacy and is more effective
The decisionmaking organs of the European Central Bank,
the cumulative impact of human activities on marine ecosystems render the current fragmented decisionmaking in maritime affairs inadequate,