Examples of using To decision-making in English and their translations into Finnish
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Apart from that, they are a means of giving transparency to decision-making.
EU Transport Ministers:flexibility to decision-making about aviation security measures.
Better chances for participation and transparency to decision-making.
Impact Assessment is an aid to decision-making, not a substitute for political judgement.
Regional management groups provide a regional perspective to decision-making.
Impact Assessment is an aid to decision-making, not a substitute for political judgement.
They also expressed concerns that there would not be a harmonised approach to decision-making.
Through employment, women gain access to decision-making within the trade union movement.
They become morereliable for analyses and more useful as an aid to decision-making.
Key to decision-making in rapidly evolving situations is a standardised and real-time information flow.
The opinion would highlight the views and ideas of civil society andhave them feed in to decision-making.
This partnership approach to decision-making was as much a part of the peace-building process as the funding itself.
A new report out today shows that, throwing darts than Congress. when it comes to decision-making… people have more trust in a monkey.
Making an effective contribution to decision-making will require both addressing the right issues and providing the right information.
Develop a flexible"conversation" format adaptable in all Member States which brings citizens closer to decision-making.
Efforts aimed at eliminating obstacles to women's access to decision-making and managerial positions need to be intensified;
The projects to date have been done with minimal funding, have concerned relatively minor issues andlacked any clear-cut pre-established link to decision-making.
At present, the Council, in particular, does not have these means available to it owing to decision-making and voting systems and requirements of unanimity.
The Council notes that the IPCC Special Report on Land Use,Land Use Change and Forestry provides information relevant to decision-making.
The first report44 set out a clear analysis of the barriers to decision-making as well as proposing specific measures which help raise both the quantity and quality of women's representation in decision-making. .
These articles constitute compatible legal bases in the light of the legal particularities that apply to decision-making under this Title.
In addition to decision-making, the tasks include the preparation and promotion of dialogue within the Student Union, students associations and among students, as well as reporting for and communication with the above-mentioned decision-making entities after the decision-making process.
The proposal addresses the three pillars of the Convention, andmakes specific provision where those are of relevance to decision-making at Community level.
I believe, therefore, that this philosophy of the Court and this fundamental principle, which,with some moderation, brings a substantive balance to decision-making, should be adopted as appropriate instruments that Parliament must adopt in order to achieve a more mature equality, which would be a victory in the process of social and cultural life.
This is important, because public participation must be at the heart of all levels of administration, andthe forms it takes must be adapted to decision-making at the various levels.
The Commission cannot accept this amendment,given that the articles on access to justice only relate to decision-making on projects covered by Article 6 of the Aarhus Convention.
However, the worse the problems are and the more long-standing the need for change is, the greater the needis for a long-term, strategic approach to decision-making.
Headquarters evaluation functions at strategic programme level providing evaluation support to decision-making and assessing the impact of the assistance.
The Danish positions would have prevented any democratic control by national parliaments, would have provided no prospectof keeping the citizens informed and would have consolidated the centralised approach to decision-making.
Virtual testing” means computer simulations, including calculations, undertaken to demonstrate the level of performance of an engine as an aid to decision-making without requiring the use of a physical engine;