Eksempler på brug af To openness på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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I shall now turn to openness.
But I think when it comes to openness and transparency, you should not rely on Santa Claus.
The doctrine of political responsibility must not be confused with the citizens' rights to openness.
It should be geared to openness and transparency.
The commitment to openness and transparency is, as the President-in-Office mentioned earlier in his speech, an idea whose time has come.
You can also improve and add to openness and transparency.
Particularly in view of Spain's earlier reticence, it is now important to demonstrate a more positive approach to openness.
A number of amendments relate to openness, and those we naturally support.
I regret that this case seems to be part of a more general trend towards the misuse of data protection rules to halt orreverse the commitment to openness.
It is a question of the people's right to openness as the foundation of democracy!
And one gene, linked to openness, jumped out. at the most fundamental level, She wanted to see what really made wolves and dogs different.
We have to beat down the wall of secrecy around military research, andset up the right to openness and democratic scrutiny of military research projects, and parliamentary control.
The first concerns the fact that there are several important cases in the Court of Justice, such as the Guardian case and the journalists' case,which have given greater importance to openness.
See how Android's commitment to openness has helped the mobile industry flourish.
I would point out that the arrangements pertaining to the registration of documents are too complex, the grounds for exceptions could be formulated better, andthat non-European EU citizens have a right to openness too.
I am glad he is happy,because his comments related to openness and transparency, which are things very close to my heart too.
Other speakers have outlined its direct benefits to the citizen, butto me tomorrow's vote must mark the beginning of a change in the culture of the European institutions from secrecy to openness.
In real life,it seems likely that a similar tendency to openness led the authorities at Tübingen to entertain well-founded doubts about his religious orthodoxy.
On 30 March, Mr SÖDERMAN gave a telephone interview to Mr Lars STRÖMAN, editorof Europa-Posten,for the April issue of this publication of the European Commission Representation in Sweden which was devoted to openness.
Why is it that,in a Parliament committed to openness and transparency, our own authorities keep secret embarrassing reports which reveal the fraudulent practices of Members?
It is interesting to reflect that what we achieved in our agreement in May 2001 was somehow historic, amongst 15 Member States moving from different traditions and cultures, anddifferent approaches, to openness and transparency.
In line with the ECB 's commitment to openness and transparency, as well as to enable and facilitate research, PDF copies of the records we have released are available here.
It is the last time, Commissioner Wallström and I will face one another here in the Chamber and I just wanted to put on record, if I may, that I andParliament have never doubted your commitment to openness and transparency.
What I should like to say to Mrs Buitenweg with regard to openness is that we have, during our presidency, tried to create more openness in the Council meetings wherever possible.
As regards the Financial Controller, the most threatening aspect for the Committee on the Regions seems to be the endemic culture of unprofessionalism and improvisation,where lack of transparency is preferred to openness, for instance in reporting facts to OLAF.
So then, let us say'No!' to all forms of protectionism and'Yes!' to openness and competition; the sector that can best ensure that is, indeed, the electronic communications sector and the telecommunications markets.
In relation to openness and good administrative behaviour this report notes attempts by certain institutions to use recently adopted data protection rules to impose confidentiality on their activities.
What I find strange- since I know the participants in the debate here tonight are committed fully to openness and transparency- is that the argument as to why not enough has been done is'we need more time.
They relate to openness, to the provision of prompt and comprehensive information from the Commission to Parliament and within the Commission itself, and to the assumption of responsibility by the Commissioners for abuses that have arisen.
This aspect of their work will tend to increase,particularly in the light of questions relating to openness and access to Commission documents as the Offices are obviously the easiest point of contact for many citizens.