Examples of using Decentralisation in English and their translations into Czech
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This is a very positive step towards decentralisation.
It amounts to decentralisation of taxation powers, and therefore to implementation of the principle of subsidiarity.
What we need is pragmatism, courage and decentralisation.
Since Europe is Europe of the regions and decentralisation is an irreversible process, the role of the people involved in local government is growing.
We are trying to do so by means of our decentralisation process.
We have to consider the policy that the decentralisation of energy sources will have, and new types of renewable energy should also be encouraged.
Everything points to the need to introduce a mechanism that would stimulate decentralisation within the Member States.
For larger spaces we recommend decentralisation of boiler rooms due to low heat transport losses and better overview of energy usage.
Europe's entire energy strategy is based on decentralisation and diversification.
Decentralisation and local autonomy under national laws very much reflect all the aspirations that citizens have, whatever their nationality or ethnic background.
It contains much more scope for decentralisation of responsibilities.
Yesterday's debate clearly demonstrated that a large majority of this Parliament would opt for more central government in Bosnia-Herzegovina rather than decentralisation.
The Haitian plan for the reconstruction of the country is based on decentralisation and an emphasis on local agriculture and food security.
Over recent decades, the decentralisation of powers in several Member States has reinforced regional and local authorities' competences considerably in the development of Community policies.
Multi-level governance based on clear,transparent procedures will lead, by extension, to decentralisation, which is still necessary in some Member States.
We also want better conditions for decentralisation- an important precondition for the organisation of transmission networks in order to be able to effectively take account of renewable energies and efficiency.
Of course, there is the question of major expansion of all these agencies, butit is impossible to say that the decentralisation of the independent agencies is not particularly useful.
Decentralisation of the management of the territory to smaller, local bodies has meant that, due to the principle of subsidiarity, these have assumed greater power and influence, mainly concerning specific competences delegated to them by the Member States.
We want the political debate in Turkey actually to take place andwe want a political solution to be sought through decentralisation, but also, for example, by promoting the use of Kurdish in general.
I also understand and endorse the need to support the local public authorities in their attempts to establish democratic, participative systems and improvements or innovations in water management, andalso to support decentralisation processes.
More effective reconstruction alsomeans stronger governance and institutions based on the rule of law, and decentralisation, which are key elements of the redevelopment and reconstruction plan.
The variety of these agencies in terms of structure and function at a European and national level raises questions regarding regulation, good management andthe closeness of institutions in the sense of centralisation and decentralisation.
Established in 1982,it focuses on the following types of activities: decentralisation of employment policies, entrepreneurship, globalisation and local authorities, local partnerships and social innovation.
Human rights as a universal law, as common rule beyond all differences, and Europe, to be an example,requires more constitution, more decentralisation, more politics, more expansion.
Yet, the Irish Government has recently cut its budget by some 43% and fast-tracked the decentralisation of the Authority, at a time when the Government's overall programme of decentralisation of public bodies is being halted.
Decentralisation with the aim of strengthening local autonomy and the channelling of resources into investments in priority areas like infrastructure or energy in order to preserve and create jobs are two of the measures already initiated by the Romanian Government.
However, I bear in mind your compromise amendments on sustainability, over-capacity, small-scale fisheries,horizontal decentralisation, phasing-out of discards, new fisheries agreements and deployment in the fishing sector.
For example, that it is clear that decentralisation and devolution were one of the main results of the process of Commission reform that was started in 1999, but that the Commission has still not produced a study or report or interim financial statement on this form of administrative management.
This is particularly incongruous at atime when the Council, last December, took a tentative step towards decentralisation, when it recognised the voluntary measures being implemented by Scotland and gave it an element of local control this year.
It is only in this way that the doubling of funds available via the European Neighbourhood Instrument and the principles governing the Structural Funds, such as partnership, sustainability, effectiveness,non-discrimination and decentralisation, will yield the beneficial effects that we all expect.