Examples of using More transparency in English and their translations into Czech
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They're calling for more transparency.
I only want more transparency and I think that every form of transparency is a virtue in government.
But we need to demand more transparency.
We need more transparency in this area. Otherwise, we will lose the trust of the citizens faster than we can possibly imagine.
Mr Klinz spoke earlier about'more transparency.
I also hope that we have made a little progress towards more transparency.
What we need is more transparency and more accountability.
And as a result, I think people are wanting more transparency in journalism.
In this way, we will provide a bit more transparency for statistics at European level and therefore make the euro area that bit more competitive.
We agree the organization requires a radical overhaul, andperhaps far more transparency.
After jannex, Jeffrey wanted more transparency in his testing.
We are doing our utmost in two areas: to inform Parliament, andto convince our negotiating partners to agree to more transparency.
First, it requires much more transparency from governments.
I therefore hope that, in the next few weeks andmonths, we definitely attain more transparency in this area.
The directive will impose more transparency on private equity funds.
BG Mr President, Commissioner,in the conditions of growing energy prices it is especially important to ensure more transparency in respect of price formation.
It means a great deal more transparency in the private equity industry.
This newly elected Chamber of Citizens in the European Union can fulfil the promise we have made to achieve a better EU with more democratic control and more transparency.
The cohesion policy in Europe needs more clarity, more transparency and more efficiency.
It is also claimed that there is now more transparency in the Council when, in actual fact, there has been less transparency in that institution since the 2006 Council Decision.
Reducing unnecessary administrative burden, red tape andunclear rules will contribute to more transparency, better control and fewer irregularities.
We regret the fact that there is not more transparency, but this is part of the methods of the Intergovernmental Conference.
It seems that we should consider a more radical reform, which would yield positive results andcontribute to achieving more transparency in the work of both the agencies and the Commission.
In addition, we want more transparency when paths are allocated and during operational disruptions, in order to avoid unfair distortions of competition, among other things.
This relates to structural reformation in risk management, more transparency and better rules for financial supervision.
There needs to be more transparency, more publicity, more clarity of conduct and accessibility of information, and finally, a common transparency register.
What was quite clear across the House was that we wanted information and more transparency on the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement negotiations.
The register aims to give citizens more transparency as regards organisations and self-employed individuals engaged in EU policy-making or trying to influence the EU decision-making process.
If the answer is yes, as we argue,then we need to promote more trade, more transparency, and more clarity and predictability in rules.