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The changes they're introducing will lead to greater transparency.
It will also contribute to greater transparency in the production process.
The regulation also implicitly rewards product innovation and contributes to greater transparency in the process.
All of this will contribute to greater transparency, greater confidence and greater credibility.
The European Union's new legislation concerning fuel consumption andCO2 emissions will lead to greater transparency and accountability.
In line with the ECB's commitment to greater transparency, this decision was reviewed on 3 February 2016.
It's important that we continue to be as open as we can be, andI am committed to the journey we began over a decade ago to greater transparency.”.
It will lead to greater transparency and accountability, and ultimately more fuel-efficient transport solutions.
This is a significant moment that will positively affect the electricity trade in Bulgaria,leading to greater transparency and speeding up the process of liberalization of this market.
The process will lead to greater transparency and will, above all, simplify access to information, which will be kept in one place.
In accordance with the principle of proportionality as set out in that Article, this Directive does not go beyond what is necessary in order to achieve that objective,at least with regard to greater transparency.
The new rules adopted will contribute to greater transparency in international trade and to making things clearer for consumers.
The establishment of a common register by Parliament andthe Commission to bring together in a'one-stop shop' all information on the actors in contact with the institutions is a step forward on the way to greater transparency.
The changes led to greater transparency of the terms and conditions and to better consumer protection according to the experts on mortgage lending of UniCredit Bulbank.
(DE) Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, SOLVIT can andshould make a substantial contribution to greater transparency in the enforcement and assertion of personal and civil rights in the internal market.
E-commerce will lead to greater transparency about prices, quality and delivery times, while building robotics and new materials will change the way in which products and buildings are made.
A common register between the various institutions will be created with the aim of contributing to greater transparency, and which will differentiate between interest groups representing civil society and public authorities.
Together with the other elements referred to by the Court in its observation, the verification and validation work by the certification bodies introduced following recommendations of the Court in its Annual Report concerning the financial years 2005(paragraph 5.46) and 2006(paragraph 5.8)are a positive step towards a further improved accountability of paying agencies and lead to greater transparency and ownership of the control results.
Whereas tax rulings signed up to by tax authorities should be subject to greater transparency, providing that confidential information and business sensitive information is preserved;
Expects that the Agency, when deciding on limiting the access to documents due to the protection of commercial interests, also considers with seriousnessthe interests of the citizen and the Union's commitment to greater transparency, while taking into account all relevant rules and regulations;
(PT) The work of the Ombudsman is essential and contributes to greater transparency, bringing the EU closer to the public, while strengthening public confidence in the ability of the institutions to enforce their rights.
Finally, I would also like to congratulate the Member States on their efforts in putting together the first national strategy report,actively contributing to greater transparency, flexibility, effectiveness and accountability for cohesion policy funds.
At the same time,following on from Mr Goranov's commitment to greater transparency in this field, the Council is preparing a specific webpage on the EU list, where all relevant information will be published.
Since the Union is an area of freedom, security and justice, as laid down in the Preamble to the Charter of Fundamental Rights,any effort that leads to greater transparency in access to EU institution documents is welcome.
I hope the energy dialogue and the commitments resulting fromthe forthcoming EU-Russia Summit will, in the long term, lead to greater transparency and viability for the energy sector, and that this sector, in turn, can help to establish new structural relations between the two blocs through the development of commercial and economic cooperation.
It is also proposed to introduce a uniform amount, annual, for corrections of four Member States andthat moment is positive in the Commission proposal, in my view, because it leads to greater transparency, predictability, and simplification of the technical procedures.
It is also clear that unambiguous tendering conditions will now apply,which will lead to greater transparency in connection with the awarding of contracts and will at last also give SMEs a real chance of entering the market.
Expects the Agency, when deciding on limiting the access to documents to protect commercial interests, also to consider withseriousness citizens' interests and the Union's commitment to greater transparency, while taking into account all relevant rules and regulations;
Ladies and gentlemen, when the European regulatory framework for railways was approved,we all hoped that it would lead to greater transparency in the financing of this sector of the economy and that new opportunities would be created for the involvement of new players.
Although ANFA was previously a confidential document, the ECB andthe national central banks of the Eurosystem took the unanimous decision that publishing the text along with an explanatory document would better serve their commitment to greater transparency, in line with the ECB's decision in 2014 to publish accounts of monetary policy meetings and its decision in 2015 to publish the calendars of its Executive Board members.