Exemplos de uso de To greater transparency em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Attempts to greater transparency in the use of resources.
However, the initiatives that have been created lately point to greater transparency of clinical trials from now on.
FSC can lead to greater transparency and bring companies into dialogue with communities.
In addition to this the simplification of the licensing system will lead to greater transparency of the EU internal market and therefore benefit EU consumers.
Therefore, yes to greater transparency, and, in this connection, I welcome the entry into force of the Treaty of Lisbon.
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In this way, adopting the two bodies in the same organization could contribute to greater transparency in managers' actions and better corporate governance practices.
This led to greater transparency, equity and clearer decision-making processes in the GTPS Board.
The Commission is not obliged to publish this report but we felt, politically speaking,that it was conducive to greater transparency and openness.
With a view to greater transparency, should the meetings of the Council, at least in its legislative capacity, be public?
Moreover, the use of standard forms and the possible use ofthe common procurement vocabulary(CPV) will contribute to greater transparency in the market.
The Juncker Commissions' commitment to greater transparency, set out in the, has already been put into practice in several ways.
The aim of the Decision is to improve implementation of Article 100b of the Treaty(mutual recognition of national measures in the absence of harmonization at Community level),with particular regard to greater transparency.
We welcome the commitment to greater transparency and trust that this will not just be for the Council but for the public as well.
Such registration mechanisms would also help to identify duplicate studies and to expedite meta-analysis,thus contributing to greater transparency and efficiency in scientific research.
The process will lead to greater transparency and will, above all, simplify access to information, which will be kept in one place.
The establishment of a common register by Parliament andthe Commission to bring together in a'one-stop shop' all information on the actors in contact with the institutions is a step forward on the way to greater transparency.
The new rules adopted will contribute to greater transparency in international trade and to making things clearer for consumers.
Since the Union is an area of freedom, security and justice, as laid down in the Preamble to the Charter of Fundamental Rights,any effort that leads to greater transparency in access to EU institution documents is welcome.
This in turn will lead to greater transparency and democratic accountability in the management of services of general economic interest;
The Committee of the Regions considers that these measures, by obliging local and regional authorities to define their public service contracts better,will lead to greater transparency and democratic accountability in the management of services of general economic interest;
The structural shifts to greater transparency, the move to lower fees, and increased regulatory scrutiny will likely accelerate this change.
Even a cursory analysis of the questions, though, shows that some of them are not questions at all,such as the rhetorical question as to whether it would contribute to greater transparency if the sessions of the Council- at any rate in its legislative capacity- were to be in public.
Co-decision by Parliament leads to greater transparency, more democracy, better control and hence to greater proximity to the public.
In that context, we have also to bear in mind that all of the vertical measures involve some standardization of the financial products, andthis would automatically lead to greater transparency of the markets but would also make it easier for operators to reach agreements on prices,to the detriment of consumers.
The structural shifts to greater transparency, the move to lower fees, and increased regulatory scrutiny will likely accelerate this change.
On the other hand, I understand the argument that tax base harmonisation should lead to greater transparency among the individual systems in the European Union, providing for simpler comparison between individual countries.
This trend might lead to greater transparency of managers' actions and adoption of better corporate governance practices, since a large number of views on control coexisting in the same environment could contribute to ensure continuity in the organization, regardless of individual or group interests.
A common register between the various institutions will be created with the aim of contributing to greater transparency, and which will differentiate between interest groups representing civil society and public authorities.
Participation leads to greater transparency regarding the enterprise's results, better- Sudjelovanje vodi do veće transparentnosti u pogledu rezultata poduzeća, bolje.
Ladies and gentlemen, when the European regulatory framework for railways was approved,we all hoped that it would lead to greater transparency in the financing of this sector of the economy and that new opportunities would be created for the involvement of new players.