Esimerkkejä Enabling citizens käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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The CV-search database, enabling citizens to advertise their CVs at European level, was launched in 2001 as a pilot project.
The participative web offers new opportunities butalso challenges public administrations, enabling citizens to review their relationship with the authorities.
Enabling citizens to realise their individual right to work anywhere in the EU must been seen in this wider context.
Increasing the transparency of policies and systems, enabling citizens to access and make full use of the institutions and services at their disposal;
Enabling citizens to make healthy dietary choices, and ensuring that healthy dietary options are available, affordable and accessible;
These things are, of course,the foundation not only of constructive cooperation between us, but also for enabling citizens to have confidence in the European institutions.
We are working towards enabling citizens to enjoy a basic, fundamental right, which is the right to live in safety, the right to live our daily lives without fear.
These rules aim at increasing transparency,ensuring non-discrimination and enabling citizens to get the best value for the money they pay through fees or taxation.
Enabling citizens to monitor European funds not only represents a fundamental manifestation of the democratic process but also constitutes a deterrent to any form of siphoning off of those public resources.
We see employment as the primary route out of poverty andout of social exclusion; employment in well-paid jobs, enabling citizens to enjoy higher levels of prosperity throughout the Union.
Putting key enablers in place- enabling citizens and businesses to benefit, by 2010, from convenient, secure and interoperable authenticated access across Europe to public services;
The new technologies could have extraordinarily positive implications for our democracies and individual rights by strengthening pluralism,access to public information and enabling citizens to participate more in public decision-making.
It will do this by harmonising consumer protection throughout the single market, enabling citizens to move freely within the EU and buy goods with the same confidence as in their countries of origin.
For example, enabling citizens to add their names to a donor register when they apply for a passport or a driving licence is one initiative which should be considered by Member States and which I, and most of my fellow Members, regard as positive.
Lifelong learning programmes must be relatedto the economy and support entrepreneurship, enabling citizens to acquire the kind of knowledge that will help them establish, run and develop their own businesses.
The decision is aimed at enabling citizens to acquire first-hand insight into the Council's activities, in particular when the Council deliberates on legislative acts under the Council- Parliament co-decision procedure.
The follow-up to Plan D will take this process one step further andfocus on“D for democracy”, further enabling citizens to articulate their wishes directly to decision-makers and making better use of the media in the process.
The EESC recommends considering the introduction of a"percentage law" enabling citizens to earmark a share of their income tax for CSOs to promote individual philanthropy(based on the existing model in Central and East European countries), as well as introducing tax incentives for individual and corporate philanthropy.
The envisaged actions should ensure the development of interoperable services enabling citizens to communicate, perform transactions, and send and receive electronic documents and information to and from public administrations across the EU.
It will also promote actions at national andregional level enabling citizens from all walks of life to debate, synthesise their views, discuss them with decision-makers and involve the media.
Information needs to be recognised- more than ever before- as a tool enabling citizens to make sound choices, on the basis of their own ethical considerations and corresponding to their overall high level of environmental concern.
The harmonisation of conflict-of-law rules will considerably simplify procedures by enabling citizens to determine which law is applicable on the basis of a single set of rules replacing the existing national conflict-of-law rules of the participating Member States.
For this reason I regard the decision taken last week on St. Nicolas Day by EU interior ministers, enabling citizens from the nine new Member States to travel freely within the European Union from 1 January 2008, as a great success of the European Union and a consequence of the intervention by the MEPs.
Public registers enable citizens to identify documents that might be of interest to them and to effectively exercise their right of access.
A situation where education and training systems and institutions operate in isolation from each other could lead to fragmentation andhinder rather than enable citizens to develop their knowledge, skills and competences.
Social protection andminimum income should enable citizens to choose between employment, training and socially meaningful activity.
Information collected andcombined from different services enables citizens to develop a more comprehensive understanding of their health and the factors affecting it.
Access to documents regarding the activities of the institutions enables citizens to hold the EU governing bodies accountable, stimulates greater efficiency and enhances democracy.
The European example is the Citizens' Initiative introduced under the Lisbon Treaty which enables citizens to influence policy.
I will therefore be able to draw up this European blacklist, which, obviously, will enable citizens to be better informed regarding the quality of the air operator they are using.