Primeri uporabe Greater transparency and accountability v Angleški in njihovi prevodi v Slovenski
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Greater transparency and accountability;
This regulation will have positive outcomes, in that it will ensure greater transparency and accountability.
We want to see greater transparency and accountability, as I think the rapporteur is also striving to do.
Finally, on the subject of Galileo: this new budget linewill do a great deal to give greater transparency and accountability.
We must enact measures that bring greater transparency and accountability to the budgeting process.
The European Union's new legislation concerning fuel consumption and CO2 emissions will lead to greater transparency and accountability.
It will lead to greater transparency and accountability, and ultimately more fuel-efficient transport solutions….
Insists on the need for the EU and its Member States to promote greater transparency and accountability in the use of armed drones;
It will lead to greater transparency and accountability in the truck industry, and ultimately more fuel-efficient transport solutions.
Calls on the EU to upgrade its support to help resource-rich countriesimplement the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative(EITI) principles of greater transparency and accountability in the oil, gas and mining sectors;
Stresses the role of the Ombudsman in working for greater transparency and accountability in the EU legislative process in order to increase citizens' trust, with regard not only to the lawfulness of an isolated act, but also to the legitimacy of the decision-making process as a whole;
The film is an extension of the StandwithCongo campaign which mobilizes students and consumer activists to pressure policy makers, stakeholders,and investors for greater transparency and accountability in the mining sector of the Democratic Republic of Congo.
In order to enhance the dialogue among the institutions of the Union- in particular Parliament, the Council and the Commission-and to ensure greater transparency and accountability, Parliament's competent committee may invite the President of the Council, the Commission, the President of the European Council and/or the President of the Eurogroup to discuss their decisions or present their activities within the European Semester.
In line with the EU's own strong tax transparency agenda, the Commission will promote international country-by-country reporting and the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative(EITI) for greater transparency and accountability in the extractive industry.
In order to enhance the dialogue among the institutions of the Union- in particular Parliament, the Council and the Commission-and to ensure greater transparency and accountability, Parliament's competent committee may invite the President of the Council, the Commission, the President of the European Council and/or the President of the Eurogroup to discuss their decisions or present their activities within the European Semester.
New obligations under the EU's Responsible Business Initiative[81] for listed and large unlisted extractive and primary forest logging companies to reportpayments they make to governments will result in greater transparency and accountability in the way natural resources are exploited.
In order to enhance the dialogue among the institutions of the Union- in particular Parliament, the Council and the Commission-and to ensure greater transparency and accountability, Parliament's competent committee may invite the President of the Council, the Commission, the President of the European Council and/or the President of the Eurogroup to discuss their decisions or present their activities within the European Semester.
In order to enhance the dialogue between the Union institutions, in particular the European Parliament, the Council and the Commission,and to ensure greater transparency and accountability, the competent committee of the European Parliament may invite the President of the Council and the Commission and, where appropriate, the President of the European Council to appear before the committee to discuss decisions taken pursuant to this Regulation.
In order to enhance the dialogue among the institutions of the Union- in particular Parliament, the Council and the Commission-and to ensure greater transparency and accountability, Parliament's competent committee may invite the President of the Council, the Commission, the President of the European Council and/or the President of the Eurogroup to discuss their decisions or present their activities within the European Semester.
In order to enhance dialogue between the institutions of the Union, in particular the European Parliament, Commission and the EEAS,and to ensure greater transparency and accountability, as well as the expediency in the adoption of actsand measures by the Commission, the European Parliament may invite the Commission and the EEAS to appear before it to discuss the strategic orientations and guidelines for the programming under this Regulation.
In order to enhance the dialogue between the institutions of the Union, in particular the European Parliament, the Council and the Commission,and to ensure greater transparency and accountability, the competent committee of the European Parliament may invite the President of the Council, the Commission and, where appropriate, the President of the European Council or the President of the Eurogroup to appear before the committee to discuss decisions taken pursuant to Articles 4, 5 and 6 of this Regulation.
In order to enhance dialogue between the institutions of the Union, in particular the EuropeanParliament, Commission and the EEAS, and to ensure greater transparency and accountability, as well as the expediency in the adoption of actsand measures by the Commission, the European Parliament may invite the Commission and the EEAS to appear before it to discuss the strategic orientations and guidelines for the programming under this Regulation.
The code provides guidance on practical steps towards greater effectiveness, transparency and accountability and my office is always happy to provide additional informal advice if necessary.
But there is one conclusion we can already draw:we need greater transparency and stronger accountability towards the public if we are to maintain the legitimacy of European decision-making.”.
The reform of cohesion policyshould also provide an opportunity to bring greater efficiency, transparency and political accountability.
Closer cooperation between Member States and partner countries should result in greater transparency of expenditure and accountability.
The reform of cohesion policyalso should provide an opportunity to bring greater efficiency, transparency and political accountability.
However, with greater power there should be greater accountability and transparency.