Examples of using Access to documents in English and their translations into Finnish
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Transparency and access to documents.
Access to documents and information technology.
Transparency- Public access to documents.
Public access to documents- EU archives.
Communication of information and access to documents.
People also translate
Access to documents was perceived as a serious problem.
This concerns openness and access to documents.
Public access to documents- Opinions of the Council Legal Service.
We need to enhance access to documents.
Access to documents as implemented by Council and Commission.
Both allow fast access to documents and apps.
Transparency of Parliament's activities Public access to documents.
During the inquiry, access to documents could be refused to members of the public under special rules.
Department for Transparency and Access to Documents.
Access to documents including personal information shall only be allowed to the concerned person.
We are, in fact, in the process of negotiating access to documents.
This regulation states that"All rules concerning access to documents of the institutions should be in conformity" with the recently adopted regulation Recital 12.
However, the issue here is the public's, not Parliament's, access to documents.
They have published their rules on access to documents in the OJ or on their websites.
Article 255 of the EC Treaty concerns citizens' access to documents.
Action for annulment- Access to documents- Regulation(EC) No 1049/2001- Partial refusal- Non-actionable measure- Merely confirmatory measure- Inadmissibility.
This Turco judgement concerns access to documents by the public.
There are extensive and partially unclear exemptions from the rules concerning access to documents.
The EFSA shall also ensure wide access to documents in its possession.
But we seem to share the same objectives of having openness and transparency and access to documents.
Mr President, as co-rapporteur on the report on access to documents, I should like to echo Mrs Maij-Weggen's words.
The new rules will complement the existing national rules on access to documents.
We also share the view that the new rules on access to documents should be implemented only after the amended regulation has entered into force, without any retroactive effects.
Making public votes,explanations of votes and minutes and access to documents.
However, during negotiations, it is not possible to provide continual access to documents since the very nature of negotiations is that things get changed and then changed again.