Exemplos de uso de Greater decentralisation em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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The greater decentralisation of power is our aim.
In regional policy,the Commission is convinced that greater decentralisation is needed.
Greater decentralisation of responsibilities to improve delivery of the Lisbon process on the ground.
There is agreement between the Commission, the Parliament and the Court of Auditors that Phare must continue its move towards greater decentralisation.
On the ground, greater decentralisation is taking place with new responsibilities transferred from the headquarters to the PMUs.
Finally, it is absolutely essential that we improve our communication strategy,especially in terms of greater decentralisation.
Simplification and greater decentralisation of responsibilities is an issue to be addressed both for current and future programmes.
Probably, in the spirit of what is written in the new European Constitution,we will be able to move towards a better sharing of responsibility and therefore towards a greater decentralisation.
Our rapporteur takes the view that greater decentralisation of the CFP would be an improvement, and I agree that would be a step in the right direction.
Secondly: the boundaries of the states in the area are non-negotiable, even ifit proves necessary in critical cases to adopt flexible forms of administrative autonomy and greater decentralisation.
On the other hand, there should also be a greater decentralisation of cohesion policy so that partnerships are managed at local and regional level.
European cultural policy must go hand in hand with pro-active and autonomous national cultural policies and indeed,in some areas, greater decentralisation in the regions and municipalities.
It specifically discussed greater decentralisation in Europe, respect for regional institutions and application of the principle of subsidiarity within the State itself.
With regard to the actions that we propose,page 16 of the policy paper sets out the new ways in which we are thinking of working, with greater decentralisation towards associations and towards national structures.
Crucial to the process of ensuring greater decentralisation while maintaining the Commission's responsibilities is the creation of an effective monitoring and assessment system.
The main objective of the SPS was to shift policy orientation from market support to decoupled income support to farmers,thus enhancing farmers' market orientation and achieving a greater decentralisation.
However, these advantages can only be realised if greater decentralisation is implemented carefully and the necessary structures put In place to ensure that programmes can still be managed effectively.
To capitalise on these strengths, a new model of agricultural policy is needed which is able to target aid at producers more efficiently andwhich strikes a new balance between common management and greater decentralisation.
Be it greater decentralisation or cultural autonomy, I hope that, here too, Parliament will be able to affirm the rights of minorities, particularly of the Hungarian minority, whilst remaining flexible.
An attempt has also been made to provide greater facilities for small organisations, along the lines of the European Commission's proposals.In addition, we propose greater decentralisation of the system at regional level and even at local level.
However, as the European Parliament has stated on many occasions, greater decentralisation must under no circumstances lead to any renationalisation of competition policy, which is an important pillar of the Community edifice.
We find these changes, which are based on the principles of free competition in an open market, worrying,coming as they do at a time when France is moving towards greater decentralisation and is engaging in a national review of public procurement.
On the one hand, greater decentralisation must be given to the Member States and tothe Regions, but this transfer of power shouldnot undermine article 274 of the Treaty, whichgives the Commission ultimate responsibility forthe execution and the good management of thebudget.
Public employment services should be made more efficient and responsive to the needs of people and business,through improving the delivery of their services, greater decentralisation and better adaptation to the local environment, and more active involvement of the social partners.
In order to ensure effective supervision of markets and greater decentralisation in the application of the Community competition rules, it is proposed that not only the Commission but also national authorities be empowered to withdraw the benefit of the block exemption in future.
Mr President, I would also like to say that as far as we are concerned, decentralisation is not a route to renationalisation:decentralisation simply means greater decentralisation and flexibility, or, in other words,greater accountability and efficiency.
The reduction in red tape,paring of rules and greater decentralisation should thus make the new European Social Fund(ESF, 2007-2013) easier to administer and better equipped to link funding with strategies to promote employment and consolidate economic and social cohesion in the context of the European Employment Strategy(EES) 2.
The programming of structural assistance for this new period has been characterised by a desire for simplification,chiefly by way of greater decentralisation, a clearer division of responsibilities and a tighter definition of the functions of management, payment, monitoring and control.
Furthermore, in order to ensure greater decentralisation in the application of the Com munity competition rules, it is proposed to amend Article 7 of Regulation No 19/65/EEC so as to provide that, where the effects of vertical agree ments are felt in a Member State which possesses all the characteristics of a distinct market, the competent national authority may withdraw the benefit of the block exemption in its territory and adopt a decision for the purpose of eliminating those effects.
Mr President, I would also like to say that as far as we are concerned, decentralisation is not a route to renationalisation:decentralisation simply means greater decentralisation and flexibility, or, in other words,greater account ability and efficiency.