Esimerkkejä Access to information käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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Transparency and access to information.
Access to information and documents.
Language arrangements- access to information.
Public access to information has improved.
Firstly, lack of democratic accountability and access to information.
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Access to information and e-government.
First, non discriminatory access to information cannot be guaranteed.
Access to information and public education;
Emissions(Euro VI) heavy duty vehicles/access to information.
Access to information- administrative cooperation.
A Emissions(Euro VI) heavy duty vehicles/access to information.
Access to information and assistance for importing countries.
Emissions(Euro 5 and 6)light duty vehicles/ access to information.
Easy access to information, and endless possibilities.
Rapporteurs and'ordinary' MEPs can therefore be denied access to information.
E-governance: Access to information and electronic procedures.
Limits on media freedom further reduced access to information countrywide.
Enhanced access to information on job vacancies in the EU;
Electronic networks across Member States to further simplify the investor's access to information.
Improved access to information not only applies to statutory schemes.
These elections on Sunday must be free and fair, andpeople must have access to information.
Mr President, access to information is one of the cornerstones of democracy.
Grim dictatorships, motivated by the fear of certain ideas,still find ways of blocking access to information.
Public access to information at the level provided for in Community Regulations;
Adequate resources and appropriate access to information to carry out their mandate.
Quick access to information and local resources linked to international airports.
As Parliament, we must demand openness,full access to information and cooperation from the Council.
Access to information is crucial for the development of the social dialogue.
Transparency of rules and easy access to information is also particularly important for non-EU partners.
Access to information needed to combat terrorism and organised crime.