Examples of using Equal representation in English and their translations into Slovenian
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was therefore not bound by the EU treaty requirement of equal representation.
which is why women should have equal representation on assessment boards and selection committees.
Equal representation in the European Commission
The central position of a resident with dementia and the equal representation of all other representatives of the social network of the resident, provide the conditions for strengthening the power of the residents with dementia.
which have had unequal status, until the equal representation is achieved;
I agree that the EU's 2020 strategy must improve equal representation and participation in the labour market,
The central position of a resident with dementia and the equal representation of all other representatives of the social network of the resident, provide the conditions for strengthening the power of the residents with dementia.
Urges the Ombudsman to ensure that conflict of interest management and a balanced and equal representation of all stakeholders, including societal stakeholders, are improved in the new Commission rules,
it contains no reference to equal representation in media organisations;
the Council have stated that it is their objective to ensure an equal representation of women and men when appointing new judges to the General Court(6);
the EESC encourages the equal representation of men and women in public life
that these differences may explain why we don't have equal representation of women in tech and leadership,”.
urges all trade union leaders to guarantee equal representation and to effectively represent the interests of women workers;
seeking to create a government that had equal representation and free speech.
that these differences may explain why we don't see equal representation of women in tech and leadership.".
public services, equal representation in powerful positions,
further,“and that these differences may explain why we don't see equal representation of women in tech and leadership.”.
The commitment found in all the most important documents related to the EEAS to take steps to ensure equal representation of all the Member States of the European Union in the new Union diplomatic service is a success.
At least one vertical assessment, whereby equal representation of different accreditation activities is taken into account in selecting the case,
In order to promote equal representation of women in decision-making, the Member States must make a greater commitment, by setting clear goals