Exemple de utilizare a Administrative behaviour în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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Good administrative behaviour.
What is a code of good administrative behaviour?
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.
Code of good administrative behaviour.
Parliament also called on the Ombudsman to apply the Code of Good Administrative Behaviour.
Establishing a code of good administrative behaviour for the Agency.
His actions have also led to the creation of the European Code of Good Administrative Behaviour.
Code of good administrative behaviour for the General Secretariat of the Council of the European Union and its staff in their professional relations with the public.
Establishing a code of good administrative behaviour.
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 eight star cases are included in the report as models of good administrative behaviour for all institutions and bodies.
I endorse the rapporteur in her appeal to the institutions andauthorities of the European Union to bring their practice into line with the provisions of the Code of Good Administrative Behaviour.
I am delighted to present you with this updated version of The European Code of Good Administrative Behaviour- first endorsed by the European Parliament in 2001.
Having regard to the initiative taken by Roy Perry, rapporteur for the report of the Committee on Petitions on its own activities in 1996-1997(1),in calling for a code of good administrative behaviour.
In 2001, the European Parliament approved a resolution on the Code of Good Administrative Behaviour, which must be respected by the institutions and bodies of the European Union.
To clearly define what good administration means in practice,the Ombudsman drafted the European Code of Good Administrative Behaviour.
This Code contains the general principles of good administrative behaviour which apply to all relations of the Foundation's staff members with the public, unless they are governed by specific provisions.
The European Parliament approved the European Code of Good Administrative Behaviour in September 2001.
This Code contains the general principles of good administrative behaviour which apply to all relations of the European Environment Agency's officials with the public, unless they are governed by specific provisions.
The Ombudsman has no power to make legally binding decisions, noris The European Code of Good Administrative Behaviour a legally binding instrument.
The Code of Good Administrative Behaviour of the European Ombudsman sets out the basic principles of good administration. The code informs the staff of the rules they must follow in their relations with the public.
In their relations with the public, the Institutions and their officials shall respect the principles which are laid down in this Code of good administrative behaviour, herea er referred to as“the Code”.
Since its approval by the European Parliament in 2001,The European Code of Good Administrative Behaviour has become a vital instrument for putting the principle of good administration into practice.
The relevant provisions are public and contained in the Treaty establishing the European Community, the Staff Regulations, the Code of Conduct for Commissioners andthe Code of good administrative behaviour.
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.
Requests the Commission to take a step forward in consolidating the right to good administration by turning the Code of Good Administrative Behaviour of the EU into a legally binding regulation;
This Code contains the general principles of good administrative behaviour which apply to all relations of the Institutions and their administrations with the public, unless they are governed by specific provisions.
They therefore warrant inclusion among the star cases highlighted in this Report, in order toserve as a model of good administrative behaviour for all EU institutions and bodies.
It will in particular ensure the spreading of a leaflet called"The Code of good administrative behaviour of the European Environment Agency" which will contain a presentation of this Code and which will include its full text in an annex.
Requests the Commission to take a step forward in consolidating the right to good administration by turning the Code of Good Administrative Behaviour of the EU into a legally binding regulation;