Examples of using The lack of transparency in English and their translations into Czech
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The lack of transparency is deplorable, as much as the provocative measures are manoeuvres.
It also raises doubts about the lack of transparency in the way the process has been handled.
The lack of transparency persists with regard to the disclosure of expert groups' documents.
At the same time the report shows that many of the problems associated with development policies still persist, such as the lack of transparency of linked aid.
I am still very concerned about the lack of transparency and political culture both in political and economic structures.
We cannot forget the discrimination perpetrated against new energy suppliers or the lack of transparency in prices and choice of supplier.
However, the lack of transparency and regulation in the derivatives markets had an extremely pernicious effect on the financial crisis.
We also know that one of the root causes of the crisis was the lack of transparency in products, institutions and markets.
However, I think the lack of transparency in recruitment procedures and the inquiry opened by the European Anti-Fraud Office(OLAF) are worrying.
That means that blind agreements,as well as the secretiveness and the lack of transparency, must stop at the doors of the European Parliament.
The lack of transparency in the process, flawed consultations and failure to share information withthe affected countries make both projects a cause for serious concern.
It is worryingthat year after year, the greatest administrative flaw in the system is the lack of transparency, and even a refusal to part with information and documents.
The lack of transparency in the system and the inability of supervisors to piece together an accurate and complete picture of the situation, has led to a dramatic fall in confidence.
However, we must recognise that the lack of transparency, and our citizens' view of this, still remains a major issue, especially in the Commission.
Madam President, returning to sport, FIFA has been mentioned and I would like to mention it as well, in particular,the lack of proper governance and the lack of transparency at the higher levels of the organisation.
My role as an MEP, however, shows the lack of transparency in the application of the common agricultural policy CAP.
I should like to say quite clearly to you, Mrs in't Veld, that the Commission fully shares your concerns and I shall, of course,be informing the relevant colleague of the criticism you have expressed on the lack of transparency in the process and asking him to ensure greater transparency. .
Both passengers and airline companies criticise the lack of transparency and sometimes also the excessively high airport taxes which add to the cost of travel to an unjustifiable extent.
It is just as much a question of the huge number of documents issued and the countless forms in which they are published(reports, opinions, resolutions, directives, regulations, and so on), as it is of the lack of simplification and clarity of the institutional registers andof the web pages and the lack of transparency and communication.
HU Madam President, the Ombudsman's activity report clearly shows that the lack of transparency in European Union institutions is one of the biggest problems.
The lack of transparency from financial intermediaries has taken the specific form of tax evasion and fraud and has contributed to the tough situation we are currently faced with.
Nevertheless, this register is an important step forward because, in many areas, the lack of transparency surrounding the role of lobbies can present a real democratic problem.
The lack of transparency in the negotiations of the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement(ACTA) are contrary to the spirit of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union.
At that time, the Commission deserved criticism,as it does now, for the lack of transparency in the negotiations for both Members of this Parliament and for the citizens of Europe.
The lack of transparency in the Iranian Government and the limited cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency over the nuclear programme are certainly far from reassuring.
However, I also alerted the competent French andEuropean authorities to the lack of transparency in the criteria for allocating this aid, which is the responsibility of the Member States.
We believe the lack of transparency and lack of harmonisation on infrastructure charges is leading to a protectionist practice and is acting as a break on delivering the single market to the railway sector, as well as stifling cross-border activity.