Exemplos de uso de More decentralised em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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More decentralised and network-based: Brussels cannot deliver alone.
The results of these audits will help in establishing an even more decentralised system.
Towards a more decentralised implementation of the Lisbon Strategy for growth and jobs.
During the 1990s, Vanuatu experienced a period of political instability which resulted in a more decentralised government.
This networked coordination is more decentralised and flexible and more liberal than the standard harmonisation directive.
Our new policy is more strategic than ever,less bureaucratic and more decentralised towards partners on the ground.
A more decentralised wage-bargaining system should beagreed by the social partners in order to allow for greater wage differentiation.
It is also an area that faces a technological leap forward towards renewable energy sources and more decentralised forms of distribution.
For larger, more decentralised companies, as well as those with intractable politics, you are probably better off involving a consultant.
The Council supported the chosen approach of a Community policy based on more effective,more flexible and more decentralised implementation.
For larger, more decentralised companies, as well as those with intractable politics, you are probably better off involving a consultant.
Their influence on the energy sector also involves a profoundchange in our society, making it more decentralised and flexible, with distribution as a byword for greater wealth.
Begin functioning in a much more decentralised manner, respecting and promoting the subsidiarity principle, which should be applied also on subnational levels;
The European Union must continue to help Bulgaria in its progress towards joining the Union and, of course,to ensure that the planning of that aid becomes even more decentralised.
Of course social policy is becoming more and more decentralised and is being exercised at local, regional and government level in all the Member States.
Solidarity looks set to be the subject of a difficult debate.Two opposing opinions were expressed.• Cohesion policy must be more targeted, more decentralised and simpler than is the case at present.
Cooperation can also take place in more decentralised forms, without the EU growing larger as a result of new authorities being created for every important issue.
The fact that thereis to be a president and that foreign policy will not be in the hands of the Commission will make the EU a more decentralised federation than the federalist European Parliament's delegation would have liked.
A more decentralised structure of distribution and production would be a big incentive for the creation of new jobs and for a more independent energy supply for the EU.
Finally, the US political system is highly decentralised; the more decentralised a system, the more veto opportunities, and the less likely it is that international obligations will be accepted.
This is reflected in the provisions for an ongoing dialogue in the partnerships involving the Commission, the Member States,the regions and cities, and in a clearer and more decentralised sharing of responsibilities in areas such as financial management and control.
In spite of the Commission's good intentions, a more decentralised approach is sometimes needed on important and sensitive questions regarding the economic and environmental sustainability of fisheries.
There is a simple solution which preserves the equality of all Commissioners:a Commission made up of one Commissioner per Member State, with a more decentralised decision-making structure, and a system of checks and balances to ensure total collegiality.
He goes on to propose a more decentralised economic system based on mutual aid and voluntary cooperation, asserting that the tendencies for this kind of organisation already exist, both in evolution and in human society.
This means that governments need to get the message, especially in the light of the new regulation now being applied,which is more decentralised than the previous regulation, and do what they can to bring about the results which other countries have achieved.
The European Commission is therefore proposing a fundamentally new approach- a decisive move away from one-way communication to reinforced dialogue,from an institution-centred to a citizen-centred communication, from a Brussels-based to a more decentralised approach.
At the same time,the system for managing the Structural Funds has become more decentralised, with a clearer division of responsibilities and, as a result, the creation of stronger instruments for monitoring, control and evaluation.
Continue to search for best practices in managing projects to avoid delays, e.g. through further capacity-building efforts in the area of procurement,by simplifying procurement procedures where possible and by allowing more decentralised management of projects by national authorities.
Among these are the fact that,in accordance with Parliament' s demands, a more decentralised model for decision-making and the employment of EU aid has been implemented and that it has been possible to avoid the unwieldy and duplicated decision-making that we formerly had under the traditional committee system.
This appropriation is intended to strengthen the participation of people working in fisheries andother interest groups in the CFP process, providing support for a form of a more decentralised fisheries resource management that takes greater account of specific regional characteristics.