Examples of using Openness and transparency in English and their translations into Czech
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I am pleased that we agree on the importance of openness and transparency.
For me as a liberal, openness and transparency are key in the financial markets.
Their relations can only be further developed if they are based on mutual respect, openness and transparency.
New instruments have been introduced; openness and transparency have been lacking.
Any form of openness and transparency regarding the misuse of EU funds can only be for the good.
I hope that this report will increase openness and transparency of lobbying in Parliament.
Citizens of Europe are afraid of the non-transparent use of GMOs, and oversight by Parliament means openness and transparency.
We are also creating openness and transparency in connection with the decisions made.
You are indeed the face of the fight for this particular regulation and for openness and transparency in Parliament.
Thank you for such openness and transparency, which helps us exert pressure on the Member States.
If we have learned one lesson fromthe global financial crisis, it is that we need more openness and transparency on financial transactions.
We needed to see that openness and transparency did not prevent democracy from flourishing, but actually improved it.
In writing.-(SV) I would like to emphasise that, as a public institution,the European Parliament must strive to demonstrate as much openness and transparency as possible.
NL Mr President,Commission President Barroso, openness and transparency are fundamental values in any self-respecting democracy.
There are issues with regard to China's involvement because China does not give the same credence to governance,lack of corruption, openness and transparency that Europe does.
Commissioner, I do not doubt your personal commitment to openness and transparency, but I do not want action plans for our citizens.
We need greater openness and transparency on the market, greater opportunities to act across bordersand improved supervision.
Despite the efforts made by the European institutions to increase openness and transparency, the situation is, unfortunately, far from satisfactory.
It is important that there is openness and transparency in questions concerning state support and I would like to give my wholehearted support to the rapporteur's recommendations in this connection.
They have to do with registers,with things we discussed- today, for example- where we can improve openness and transparency through other methodsand not only through the Regulation.
I also think that we have a great deal of credibility, being Swedish, both Cecilia Malmström and myself, and I do not think that people will doubt that we will continue to fight for openness and transparency.
I therefore welcome the Commission's proposal,which seeks greater openness and transparency in the institutions' expenditure. Support for agriculture is a debatable issue.
In my opinion, publishing the'blacklist' of fraudulent uses of EU funds would also pre-empt possible cases of abuse and so promote openness and transparency in the use of EU resources.
Why is it that,in a Parliament committed to openness and transparency, our own authorities keep secret embarrassing reports which reveal the fraudulent practices of Members?
This means the proposals that expert groups, too,should work in line with these requirements and with as much openness and transparency as possible are fully justified and warranted.
What remains now is not just the openness and transparency between our two bodies, but also the need to convince the Council- which is not present- that if we work well together, it does not necessarily have to be at the expense of the Council.
Let us be honest: no one wants their financial affairs made public, and I think there are Members of this House who are talking about openness and transparency who would run a mile from it themselves.
It is another step in the right direction because openness and transparency are at the heart of the democratic decision-making processand we should be made aware of all of those who influence and sometimes have an undue influence on policy, procedures and outcomes.
Perhaps some people thought that Parliament would become more amenable after the elections in June, orthat Parliament's demands for openness and transparency smacked of election promises rather than a real change of attitude.
Openness and transparency have always been the hallmarks of my political life,and, before Nick Griffin tries to smear the reputation of Members here, let him explain why the party he leads has failed twice to submit its accounts on time to Britain's Electoral Commission.