Exemple de utilizare a A code of good în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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What is a code of good administrative behaviour?
Pedagogue" of Clement of Alexandria,model for a code of good manners.
A code of good practice is useful but insufficient.
The Committee furthermore proposes a Code of good practice for participatory governance of the OMC.
A code of good practice could be useful but inadequate.
Oamenii se traduc, de asemenea,
Stakeholders should elaborate a code of good pet food labelling, approved by Comitology.
My second to last point is about the call made in the draft resolution for a common approach to a code of good administrative behaviour.
Establishing a code of good administrative behaviour.
The management of fertilizers application- a significant part of agricultural production- must be defined in terms of sustainability by developing a code of good practice.
Draw up a code of good agricultural practice which farmers apply on a voluntary basis.
They are seen either as a check-list of formal requirements, as a code of good professional practice, or as soft guidelines.
Furthermore, a code of good practice is needed, linked to stronger guidance given by the European Commission.
Considering that the industry has already on her own initiative started to work on a code of good practice the supplementary costs of option 3 seem to be marginal.
(9) How could European regulation or a code of good practice help Member States achieve a better balance for pension savers and pension providers between risks, security and affordability?
Having regard to the report of the Committee on Petitions of the European Parliament on its own activities in 1996 to 1997(1),in calling for a code of good administrative behaviour.
The EESC proposal for a code of good practice has been taken up by the Commission.
The EESC proposal for a code of good practice has been since taken up by the Commission.
Having regard to the own initiative inquiry of the European Ombudsman into the existence andthe public accessibility, in the different Community institutions and bodies, of a code of good administrative behaviour for officials in their relations with the public.
Non-legislative action based,for example, on a code of good practice or guidelines could not give sufficient protection and would lack legal certainty.
With a view to fulfilling minimum requirements leading to a high standard of partnership,the EESC proposes that the Commission together with representatives of the partner categories mentioned in article 11 should develop a Code of Good Practice regarding the exercise of the partnership principle based on the following guidelines.
The EESC proposes that such benchmarking be drawn up as a Code of good practice by the Commission and the SPC, in collaboration with the major European stakeholders.
On 6 September 2001,the European Parliament approved a Code of Good Administrative Behaviour which European Union institutions and bodies, their administrations and their o cials should respect in their relations with the public.
In order toensure a stronger involvement of civil society in all phases of cohesion policy, a Code of Good Practice should be established at European level, agreed upon with the appropriate European partners.
The Commission's proposal to develop a code of good practice should provide guidance for those wishing to engage in CSR activities, with due regard for the nature of self‑ and co-regulation exercises.
The findings of the EESC opinion3 on what should be the content of a code of good practice are well reflected in the detailed recommendations of the Commission staff document.
The guidelines set out below should be considered as a code of good practice and checklist to be used by Member States in preparing Stability or Convergence Programmes.
On 6 September 2001,the European Parliament adopted a resolution approving a Code of Good Administrative Behaviour which European Union institutions and bodies, their administrations and their officials should respect in their relations with the public.
Whereas, in its Resolutions C4-0270/98 andC4-0138/99, the Parliament welcomed the initiative for a code of good administrative behaviour for the European institutions and bodies, and stressed the urgent need to draw up such a code as soon as possible.
The Commission will then consider incorporating them into a code of best practice or recommendation.