Examples of using Independence and transparency in English and their translations into Czech
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The stress test also lacks clear wording on the need for the independence and transparency of the tests.
Independence and transparency are values that should be preservedand encouraged in any democracy in that they guarantee the public objective assessments, proportional decisions and legal procedure.
The EU needs to improve cooperation, independence and transparency in the management of future pandemic crises.
Therefore, it is necessary to pay significant attention to ensuring cooperation, independence and transparency.
They must be characterised by total independence and transparency, must follow a clear methodology,and must proceed to a substantiated and objective analysis of the potential effects, which is always accompanied by a cost-benefit analysis.
The text adopted yesterday is a very good compromise in terms of health cooperation, independence and transparency.
I voted in favour of the report on the management of H1N1 influenza because it highlights the importance of strengthening cooperation, independence and transparency in the management of future pandemic crises, specifically through improved application of the powers of the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control as an independent agency.
Impact studies should be applied to all legislative proposals, they should have a clear methodology, and they should be undertaken with full independence and transparency.
While breaking down administrative barriers, it is essential to ensure the independence and transparency of technical assessment bodies,and therefore I support the proposal to set standards on transparency and ensure the representation of all stakeholders in the technical committees of European Standardisation bodies in order to avoid conflicts of interest.
Following a long and successful revision phase, the report makes cooperation, independence and transparency its core principles.
For this very reason, I welcome the initiatives demonstrated by the European institutions to guarantee the quality and reliability of impact studies,which will involve guaranteeing their independence and transparency.
In writing.- This report evaluates the management of H1N1 influenza in 2009-2010 in the EU and highlights elements that should be improved:cooperation, independence and transparency in the management of future pandemic crises, namely through better application of the ECDC's competence.
It also aims to provide greater protection in terms of CE marking, hazardous substances,national product contact points, independence and transparency, health and safety, and e-communication.
It focuses on various aspects, such as the declaration of performance and CE marking, the transportation of hazardous substances,national contact points for obtaining information on construction products, the independence and transparency of all the bodies involved in this area, the recycling of construction products, greater emphasis on health and safety issues, the improvement of e-communication and the introduction of new information technology methods.
I believe that the Rivasi report takes a very broad approach to the problem of H1N1 influenza,discussing it under several headings such as cooperation, independence and transparency, which will be absolutely vital in the event of a future pandemic.
That is why I voted in favour of this text,which makes provision for more cooperation, more independence and more transparency in order to deal effectively with any future pandemics.
However, this case still needs to be reflected upon, and I agree with the rapporteur's view that the EU requires greater cooperation between its Member States,greater independence and greater transparency, specifically with regard to the cost-benefit assessment of these measures with a major financial impact.
The report is structured around three major themes:cooperation, transparency and independence.
The European Union requires more cooperation, transparency and independence with regard to resolving these situations.
Our rapporteur, Mrs Gräßle, has put a lot of work into guaranteeing independence, transparency and strict observation of the rules.
However, I believe that recognition of their usefulness should always depend on respect for certain fundamental principles,such as transparency and independence.
It has also reminded us of the importance of transparency and independence for bodies active in the field of financial reporting and auditing standards.
Finally, concerning the transparency and independence issues raised, we consider these to be very important and I really think we have to do something here.