Examples of using The decision-making processes in English and their translations into Swedish
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involving the relevant parties in the decision-making processes, improving knowledge of fishing techniques and resources.
While the institutional structure of Monetary Union is all too clear, the decision-making processes for this Union are, by contrast, underdeveloped.
as gender-bias in the decision-making processes impacts on the use of public budgets
When it is, then, still not clear to what extent the EP can participate in the decision-making processes, the question of legitimacy arises.
We all know that the enlargement process cannot take place unless there is some internal reform in the decision-making processes within the EU.
public information and participation in the decision-making processes has also to be ensured.
self-employed individuals engaged in activities with the objective of influencing the decision-making processes of the European Union.
Examining the link between coordination in the field and the decision-making processes in Brussels and in capitals.
it will take time to find its place in the decision-making processes.
In order to achieve this, people with disabilities have to be involved more effectively in the decision-making processes at national, regional
need to simplify and make more transparent the decision-making processes and institutions of Europe, as the Laeken Declaration envisaged.
It proposes to reform the decision-making processes and to focus cooperation on preparation for free trade.
People with disabilities must be involved in the decision-making processes affecting the development of the social system.
Therefore the Committee feels that there is need for further clarification concerning the decision-making processes and structure of such initiatives.
people more closely in the decision-making processes of the Union.
frustrated at the sclerosis that exists in the decision-making processes of the European Union and indeed the United Nations.
Recent events have led to even greater lack of faith within Scotland in the decision-making processes and in the structure of the CFP itself.
there is a lack of transparency in the decision-making processes.
would like to feel that they are part of the decision-making processes.
emphasised the need to maintain the efforts to achieve balanced representation of women and men in the decision-making processes at all levels.