Примери за използване на Greater legitimacy на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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He felt the DNA would have greater legitimacy using the regular police apparatus instead of relying on the intelligence service.
Snyder goes on to note that both China and Russia are accumulating gold, which will protect them from the coming currency crisis andgive the ruble and yuan greater legitimacy in global trade.
This would probably grant greater legitimacy to the commissioners as well when they are involved in conflicts with prime minsters or presidents of the member states.
This process we go through gives statements or proposals form Alda greater legitimacy than for example an individual writing the same thing.
President Buzek did not limit himself to the specific changes, related to economic governance, andproposed a change of the approach in selecting the commissioners to give greater legitimacy to the Commission.
The Kremlin needs a high turnout to add greater legitimacy to a new term for Putin, who is already Russia's longest serving leader since Joseph Stalin.
This will be a step forward towards greater transparency in the European institutions, andI hope it will contribute to giving the European project greater legitimacy among Europe's citizens.
The Kremlin pushed for high participation to give greater legitimacy to a fourth term for Putin, who is already Russia's longest-serving leader since Joseph Stalin.
The joint register will be a step forward towards greater transparency in the European institutions,which hopefully will contribute to greater legitimacy of the European project among its citizens.
I believe that greater legitimacy is required here because it is not enough that to date, all the initiatives for the establishment of the House of European History are simply based on resolutions by the Bureau of this House and have no democratic legitimacy. .
Under no circumstances shall we agree to a proposal which, if approved,will give greater legitimacy to what are mainly repressive measures via mechanisms for their evaluation.
The common register will be a step forward towards greater transparency in the European institutions,which hopefully will help give the European project greater legitimacy in the eyes of its citizens.
In turn, the Millennium Round by calling for the deregulation of capital movements will provide greater legitimacy to speculative trade thereby empowering Wall Street to extend its global financial domain.
Hitherto,'comitology' was an expression of Member States' lack of trust towards the Commission, whereas now,the role of Parliament in the implementation of a legal act gives the process greater legitimacy.
It can be seen from recital 2 of Regulation No 1049/2001 that openness enables the EU institutions to have greater legitimacy and to be more effective and more accountable to EU citizens in a democratic system.
The current economic situation should be seen as an opportunity to reformulate anything that could be made more efficient,tenaciously combating any and every instance where time and resources are being wasted, with greater legitimacy.
It enables citizens to participate more closely in the decision-making process andguarantees that the administration enjoys greater legitimacy and is more effective and more accountable to the citizen.
(9)Transparency of the risk assessment process contributes to the Authority acquiring greater legitimacy in the eyes of the consumers and general public in pursuing its mission, increases their confidence in its work and ensures that the Authority is more accountable to the Union citizens in a democratic system.
President Buzek did not limit himself to the specific changes, related to economic governance, andproposed a change of the approach in selecting the commissioners to give greater legitimacy to the Commission.
Points to the case law of the Court of Justice of the European Union, according to which transparency andaccess to documents contribute to greater legitimacy of EU agencies in the eyes of citizens and to ensuring EU agencies are more accountable to citizens in a democratic system(26);
I would like a uniform position to be taken on this by our Member States and also by the European External Action Service because I believe that, if things continue in this way, we will need to seriously consider putting the focus of our human rights work in the United Nations back onto the Third Committee,which at least has universal representation and greater legitimacy.
It reinforces the democratic nature of our institutions and facilitates the participation of the citizens in the decision-making process,so ensuring greater legitimacy for public authorities by making them more effective and answerable to the people.
At the same time, by securing a semblance of order and asserting his power in dealings with the West,Putin enjoys greater legitimacy than any other Russian ruler since the Revolution, claiming levels of voter support that no Western leader comes close to matching.
According to recital 2 of Regulation 1049/2001:“Openness enables citizens to participate more closely in the decision-making process andguarantees that the administration enjoys greater legitimacy and is more effective and more accountable to the citizen in a democratic system.
According to recital 2 of Regulation 1049/2001:“Openness enables citizens to participate more closely in the decision-making process andguarantees that the administration enjoys greater legitimacy and is more effective and more accountable to the citizen in a democratic system.
According to Article 6 of the EU Treaty and the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union(1),“Openness enables citizens to participate more closely in the decision-making process andguarantees that the administration enjoys greater legitimacy and is more effective and more accountable to the citizen in a democratic system.
The Court held that, first, the fear that disclosure of an opinion of the Commission's legal service relating to a draft decision could lead to doubts as to the lawfulness of the final decision,it was precisely openness in this regard that contributed to conferring greater legitimacy on the institutions in the eyes of European citizens and increasing their confidence in them by allowing divergences between various points of view to be openly debated.
It held, first, as regards the fear expressed by the Council that disclosure of an opinion of its legal service relating to a legislative proposal could lead to doubts as to the lawfulness of the legislative act concerned,it is precisely openness in this regard that contributes to conferring greater legitimacy on the institutions in the eyes of European citizens and increasing their confidence in them by allowing different points of view to be openly debated.
As regards, first, the fear expressed by the Council that disclosure of an opinion of its legal service relating to a legislative proposal could lead to doubts as to the lawfulness of the legislative act concerned,it is precisely openness in this regard that contributes to conferring greater legitimacy on the institutions in the eyes of European citizens and increasing their confidence in them by allowing divergences between various points of view to be openly debated.