Exemple de utilizare a To good administration în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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Citizens' right to good administration.
The year 2007 was an important one for the European citizens' right to good administration.
Article 41- Right to good administration.
Article 41 of the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights states that you have a fundamental right to good administration.
Whereas the Charter enshrines the right to good administration within the Union;
I would just like to remind all of us that, thanks to the Lisbon Treaty,citizens have the right to good administration.
EU citizens have a fundamental right to good administration under the Charter.
The Fundamental Rights Officer shall be responsible for handling complaints received by the Agency in accordance with the right to good administration.
Fourth plea in law, alleging breach of the right to good administration and duty of care.
The guarantees of the right to good administration and the right of access to documents referred to in paragraph 5.
Reform of the Financial Regulation offers an additional excellent opportunity to put the fundamental right to good administration into practice.
As you all know, the right to good administration is enshrined in the Charter of Fundamental Rights.
The Charter also contains newer, so-called"third generation" rights, such as the right to data protection and the right to good administration.
As a result, everyone is now legally entitled to good administration of his or her affairs by the EU institutions.
The right to good administration has become legally binding under the terms of the Treaty of Lisbon, and along with that right, it is also important that personal rights are fully respected.
(v) Is Directive 2006/24/EC compatible with the right to good administration laid down in Article 41 of the Charter?
It should be noted that the right to good administration is a fundamental right for European citizens, enshrined in Article 41 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union.
The second most important citizens' right, according to the respondents,is the right to good administration, followed by the right to lodge complaints with the Ombudsman.
For the individuals and entities concerned,the right to good administration, to an effective remedy and to a fair trial(Articles 41 and 47 of the EU Charter of fundamental rights) are crucial.
From the Ombudsman's perspective, the Charter is groundbreaking in recognising,for the first time, the right to good administration as a fundamental right of Union citizenship(Article 41).
Citizens have not only a right to good administration, but also to be actively involved in policy-making.
Now that the Charter of Fundamental rights has the same legal value as the treaties,I am confident that the charter, and especially, the right to good administration, will be at the heart of Mr Diamandouros' work as Ombudsman.
Transparency, access to information andrespect for the right to good administration are vital preconditions for maintaining citizens' confidence in the institutions' ability to assert their rights.
Includes again on 12 December 2007 prior to the signing of the Treaty of Lisbon on 13 December 2007the right to good administration as a fundamental right of Union citizenship(Article 41).
As a general principle, of course, the right of citizens to good administration(Article 41 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights) must be respected.
The Charter of Fundamental Rights includes the right to good administration as a fundamental right of Union citizenship(Article 41).
As a generally principle, of course, the right of citizens to good administration(Article 41 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights) must be respected.
Elements of the Code overlap, however, with the fundamental right to good administration, which is enshrined in Article 41 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union.
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;
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;