Примери за използване на Social and environmental matters на Английски и техните преводи на Български
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
-
Medicine
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
Commission enhance business transparency on social and environmental matters.
Authorities in the Member States visited for this audit expressed concern about the risk that the new legislation will introduce certain new elements of complexity, with the possibility of including award criteria and contract performance conditions linked to social and environmental matters.
Future EU-UK relations should ensure companies on both sides of the Channel face largely equivalent rules on social and environmental matters, taxation, competitionand state aid, MEPs underlined on Wednesday in a resolution setting out Parliament's position on the upcoming negotiations.
European Commission takes further steps to enhance business transparency on social and environmental matters.
On the one hand, Northern countries are condemning the unfair competition from emerging countries when it comes to social and environmental matters, which results in a distortion of competition in trade. On the other hand, Southern countries suspect that Northern countries want to hinder their economic development and use the application of those standards as a concealed method of protectionism.
(8) The Arctic Council was set up in Ottawa in 1996 to promote sustainable development in economic, social, and environmental matters. .
Whereas the fish farming and shellfish industries play an important and valuable role in terms of the economy,employment and social and environmental matters with respect to improving the quality of life of the coastal and inland areas of the Union and of outermost regions and to contributing to the nutritional and food security of Europeans;
The European Commission proposed a directive to enhance the transparency of certain large companies on social and environmental matters.
Commission proposed an amendment to existing accounting legislation to enhance business transparency on social and environmental matters→.
The European Commission will adopt a proposal for a directive enhancing the transparency of certain large companies on social and environmental matters.
The European Commission adopted in 2013 a proposal for a directive enhancing the transparency of certain large companies on social and environmental matters.
The first requirement is that all these agreements include clauses compelling European investors to behave responsibly abroad in economic, social and environmental matters.
The Council of the European Union amended their company reporting requirements to improve the transparency of certain large companies on social and environmental matters.
The European Commission proposed an amendment to existing EU accounting legislation in order to improve the transparency of large companies on social and environmental matters.
The European Commission has proposed an amendment to existing accounting legislation which aims to improve the transparency of large companies on social and environmental matters.
The European Commission presented a proposal to amend the existing accounting legislation in order to improve the transparency of certain large companies on social and environmental matters.
The European Commission has proposed an amendment to existing accounting legislation in order to improve the transparency of companies with more than 500 employees on social and environmental matters.
The European Parliament has voted in favour of amendments to European accounting legislation in order to require certain large companies to provide additional information on social and environmental matters.
We have to draw up a strategy for the whole of the European Union on social, economic and environmental matters, and we are given three monthsand a consultation period that starts today.
Employees, and primarily the Senior Management, we undertake that we will be sensitive about Environment and Occupational Health and Safety matters with the awareness of our social and environmental responsibilities, and will continuously work in order to prevent environmental pollution, work accidents and occupational diseases as committed to the legal and other requirements, and continuously improve the performance of our management systems.
Companies concerned will disclose information on policies,risks and outcomes as regards environmental matters, social and employee-related aspects, respect for human rights, anti-corruption and bribery issues, and diversity on boards of directors.
These companies will have to disclose information on policies,risks and results as regards environmental matters, social and employee-related aspects, respect for human rights, anti-corruption and bribery issues, and diversity on the boards of directors.
Extended external reporting encapsulates many different forms of reporting, including, but not limited to, integrated reporting, sustainability reporting and other reporting by entities about environmental, social and governance matters.
In order to enhance the consistency and comparability of non-financial information disclosed,certain large undertakings should prepare a non-financial statement containing information relating to at least environmental matters, social and employee-related matters, respect for human rights, anti-corruption and bribery matters. .
As a minimum, reporting must contain information relating to“environmental, social and employee matters, respect for human rights, anti-corruption and bribery matters”33.
In the working life the tasks can include planning and organising environmental matters of an organisation taking into consideration the concepts of economical, environmental and social responsibility.
Directive 2013/34/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council(18) imposes transparency obligations as regards environmental, social and corporate governance matters in non- financial reporting.
We highly appreciate DEG's support in environmental, social and governance matters which we believe will set the basis for our future growth and international development.”.
This in turn is justified to(increasingly skeptical) electorates on the grounds that man-made CO2 is a prime driver of dangerous global warming and must therefore be reduced drastically, at no matter what social, economic and environmental cost.