Examples of using Transparent rules in English and their translations into Swedish
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In recent years, significant legislative and practical changes have taken place in all Member States to establish fair and transparent rules and improve the way return procedures are carried out.
The introduction of common, transparent rules governing procurement in the market for security
I say'yes' to clear and transparent rules, but'no' to overregulation which makes this working relationship more difficult and bureaucratic.
in the knowledge that illegal immigration will be combated more effectively with common, transparent rules.
Member States shall require that regulated markets have clear and transparent rules regarding the admission of financial instruments to trading.
making it a good basis for simple and transparent rules.
It sets out fair and transparent rules for entry and residence while, at the same time, it provides for incentives
My group's second demand is for a set of transparent rules governing relations between Commissioners,
We need an accreditation system based on strict, transparent rules, but this is what the Commission does not want.
ensure to the citizens that these decisions are implemented on the basis of clear and transparent rules.
That means that administrative obstacles must be done away with, that transparent rules on competence must apply
more consistent and transparent rules across the EU.
In the medium to long term, trade relations should be intensified in accordance with clear and transparent rules.
The Committee welcomes uniform and transparent rules on restrictions placed on the carriage of disabled people for safety reasons.
recognition of the patentability of computer-implemented inventions and more transparent rules.
in particular by clearly defining public service obligations and by applying transparent rules on compensation.
They aim to provide simple and transparent rules with a maximum predictability for the Member States.
This is an area where we can see the benefits of having the same rules, the same transparent rules, for aircraft from every country.
funds are handled and spent, based on simple and transparent rules founded on the principle of direct responsibility.
The need for some margin for judgement was weighed against the objectives of preserving simple, transparent rules and ensuring equal treatment.