Exemple de utilizare a To scrutinise în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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It provides greater opportunities for citizens to scrutinise the decision-makers.
To scrutinise the impact of every EU law on SMEs, the EPP Group set up a working group called the‘SME Circle'.
The capacity of the parliament to scrutinise the legislative process needs enhancing.
It proposed among other things to introduce a mechanism for the European Parliament together with national Parliaments to scrutinise Europol's activities.
Parliament must exercise its rights to scrutinise the EEAS and shape its budget.
Among the amendments and innovations I opposed was an amendment to create an informal andpowerless monitoring group in the European Parliament to scrutinise programmes.
I understand that the Commission is proposing to scrutinise the national budgets in advance.
The public should be able to scrutinise all the activities of a group when the group has certain establishments within the Union.
Underlines that this effectively guarantees Parliament's right and duty to scrutinise the whole of the EU budget;
In particular, there is a need, in this context, to scrutinise EU subsidies with regard to how the transport of foodstuffs criss-crossing the Union can be reduced.
The report, published in summary form with our Annual Report to shareholders,gives stakeholders the opportunity to scrutinise Nestlé's progress during 2014 against 38 specific objectives.
In this 8th legislature,SEDE will continue to scrutinise the CSDP, making sure it responds quickly and effectively to new and existing challenges to the security of the Union and its citizens.
What is important is that citizens have the opportunity themselves to scrutinise legislators and other holders of power.
The EU thus far has been unwilling to scrutinise its own human rights record sufficiently, for example, its participation in renditions and the lack of press freedom in some of our Member States.
Our job as Members of the European Parliament is to scrutinise the Council's use of budget resources.
There are two ways of looking at the dispute:one is to scrutinise facts which, directly or indirectly, rightly or wrongly, are related to globalisation; another is to examine the concept itself.
This procedure should enable the two arms of the legislative authority to scrutinise such measures before they are adopted.
Finally, it will make it possible for the Commission to scrutinise the noise assessment process and, if so necessary, suspend the decision on a noise-related operating restriction, prior to implementation.
Market participants will properly understand andwill be in a position to scrutinise CRA methodologies for all asset classes.
There are two ways of looking at the dispute:one is to scrutinise facts which, directly or indirectly, rightly or wrongly, are related to globalisation; another is to examine the concept itself, its very content.
We got phones, telex, typewriters, a direct feed to the courtroom allowing hundreds of people,from reporters to philosophers, to scrutinise, decipher and judge every inch of your footage as it unfolds.
Lastly, I feel the need to point out that the Ombudsman reserves the right to scrutinise the work of the Commission and must ensure that the latter makes proper use of its discretionary power to start infringement proceedings or to propose sanctions.
Notes that the right of citizens to access documents held by public institutions empowers citizens and allows them to scrutinise and evaluate public authorities and hold them to account;
Your report offers us an opportunity to scrutinise the Union's overall policy in the field of human rights.
Building on and complementing the recent Commission initiatives against tax avoidance(),this mandatory public country-by-country reporting will enable citizens to scrutinise the tax behaviour of multinationals.
Furthermore, the Court found it inappropriate to scrutinise the tribunal's analysis of the facts or the way it applied Chinese law.
While that was not a big issue in the situation of wide-spread optimism before the crisis, it turned into a problem when the turmoil started,as bank inspectors began to scrutinise the companies' balance sheets and account books more carefully.
It would have been good to meet this excellent being to scrutinise him- a point on the evolutionary scale where I would have happily stopped.
In particular the recognition criteria and statutes of producer organisations should ensure that such bodies are formed on the initiative of producers andcontrolled in accordance with rules enabling the producer members to scrutinise democratically their organisation and its decisions.
I think it might be wise for you not to be the one to scrutinise Smith's mail, until your matters before the police are settled.