Primeri uporabe Scrutinise v Angleški in njihovi prevodi v Slovenski
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You should always scrutinise whether the piece was made properly.
They adopt non-legislative reports, organise hearings with experts and scrutinise other EU bodies and institutions.
Scrutinise Greece, Spain and Portugal, but not my country.
They also organise hearings with experts and scrutinise other EU institutions and bodies.
Auditors scrutinise EU contribution to biodiversity in farming.
They also adopt own-initiative reports, organise hearings with experts and scrutinise the other EU bodies and institutions.
The Parliament can scrutinise decentralised agencies in different ways:.
We will organise hearings with experts and fact-finding missions,invite witnesses, request and scrutinise confidential information.
In my view, we should scrutinise the statistical data for NUTS3, and not just NUTS2.
Underlines that the Parliament's key functions are to co-legislate with Council and to decide on the Union budget,represent citizens and scrutinise the work of other institutions;
The auditors will scrutinise these areas to establish whether the EU is delivering on its commitments.
(a) the entities have the competence under national law to investigate or scrutinise the actions of authorities responsible for the supervision of institutions or for laws on such supervision;
Scrutinise the potential uses of a room or space, the furniture requirements, storage needed and personal interests.
Before every vote in plenary the political groups scrutinise the reports drawn up by the parliamentary committees and table amendments to them.
The EASA must scrutinise these models and take all necessary measures to ensure that safety is not compromised.
Before every vote in plenary the political groups scrutinise the reports drawn up by the parliamentary committees and table amendments to them.
Governments should scrutinise their own practices as employers and, where possible, remove obstacles such as nationality requirements.10.
The entities have aprecise mandate under national law to investigate or scrutinise the actions of authorities responsible for the supervision of those credit institutions or for laws on such supervision;
We must scrutinise how decisions are made, what the influences behind them are and, finally, how resources, i.e. taxpayer's money, are allocated.
The first of these protocols recognises that the manner in which national parliaments scrutinise their government's activities within the Union is a matter for the particular constitutional organisation and practice of each state.
We should rationally scrutinise this programme, which prohibits the creation of fire belts and access paths for fire-fighting vehicles.
The Commission should also scrutinise the Comparative Analysis, which covers 25 Member States10, focusing on the differences between the Member States.
This kind of assessment should carefully scrutinise the potential impact that optional legislation could have on current mandatory rules in place in national laws.
The Commission should scrutinise the application for protection of a traditional term in order to ensure that the application is duly completed and complies with the conditions laid down by this Regulation.
The way in which national parliaments scrutinise their governments in relation to the activities of the Union is a matter for the particular constitutional organisation and practice of each Member State.
Member States must scrutinise this strategy closely and set up as soon as possible an administrative body tasked with the strategy's implementation and coordination with the other Member States.
However, the way in which national parliaments scrutinise their governments in relation to the activities of the Union is a matter for the particular constitutional organisation and practice of each Member State.
The judges closely scrutinise each business entrant, basing the final decision on product innovation, people management and operations and of course, financial success.