Examples of using Need for transparency in English and their translations into Finnish
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Consumers' views, need for transparency and labelling.
The bigger a union is, the greater the need for transparency.
The need for transparency has inspired provisions in the Water Framework Directive.
But there is also a need for transparency in this area.
In relation to one aspect of that treaty, many Members have spoken about the need for transparency.
I believe that there is a vital need for transparency in this issue.
We have found a procedure to apply in the case of equipment that does not comply with standards and in emergency situations, and naturally, as usual,Parliament has stressed the need for transparency.
I agree with the report's focus on the need for transparency of aid.
This example illustrates the need for transparency in the shipment of waste and for reliable official inspections.
It would certainly be preferable to strike a better balance between the need for transparency and the need to act quickly.
It is a better expression of the need for transparency and responsibility on the part of all the agencies involved.
The proposal extends the freedom of ports to levy charges and reinforces the need for transparency in public funding.
The Ombudsman emphasised the need for transparency of lobbying activities in case 2740/2006/TN.
Hence those articles in the motions for resolutions which point to this fact,including the need for transparency, are particularly valuable.
In particular, not only is there a need for transparency and streamlining, there is also a need for efficiency.
These include the principle of proportionality, separation of transport and content regulation,recognition of the role of public service broadcasting, and the need for transparency in the financing of the sector.
The proposal responds to the need for transparency in trade and in communication with potential clients.
I agree with all those who have emphasised the importance of transparency throughout the legislative process and indeed the report by Mr Lamfalussy andhis colleagues makes various references to the need for transparency.
No, I am not happy, but nonetheless I can see the need for transparency, with respect to our citizens too.
The need for transparency is rightly stressed, not least because greater transparency in the way in which the Commission operates will improve the efficiency and will also demystify what the Commission does.
The Report therefore has to reconcile the twofold need for transparency and exactitude which may sometimes give a formal tone.
The need for transparency, attention to the quality, environmental and social value of this product are considered in the Commission's proposal and have been re-examined further in the opinion issued by Parliament's Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development.
Mr President, I welcome much of what is in the report,particularly the need for transparency, the issue dealing with the end use of weapons and the illegal trade in arms.
A dedicated study26 concluded that the requirements of the Postal Directive arelargely implemented by all Member States into their national legislation, although it emphasised the potential for discrimination and the need for transparency in access arrangements.
As well as that, there is a need for transparency, because commercial confidentiality means this subject will remain secret.
It specifies certain eligibility criteria- youth unemployment, long-term unemployment, the level of GDP, andso on- particularly as regards Objective 2, and emphasises the need for transparency. However, we could not vote in favour of the final resolution.
The second priority concerned the need for transparency in the management of the computerised systems for controlling entry to European territory.
There could be case for setting out a lighter procedural framework for local and regional contracting authorities so as to make full use of the flexibilities that are available under the GPAfor sub-central authorities and utilities operators without compromising the need for transparency.
In addition, however, there is a need for transparency mechanisms and democratic control to ensure that everyone keeps to the existing rules.
The measures necessary for the implementation of this Decision should be adopted in accordance with Council Decision 1999/468/EC of 28 June 1999 laying down the procedures for the exercise of implementing powers conferred on the Commission9, respecting the need for transparency as well as a reasonable balance between the different objectives of the programme.