Examples of using To ensure greater transparency in English and their translations into Finnish
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In addition, there have been efforts to ensure greater transparency.
To ensure greater transparency and openness for the public by providing easier access to relevant information on chemicals;
What has the Commission done in the meantime to implement this, and to ensure greater transparency and traceability?
Is the Commission planning to ensure greater transparency in this area by way of the Roaming Regulation?
I would therefore repeat my appeal to the Council to keep a tighter rein on the budget and to ensure greater transparency.
The aim of both documents is to ensure greater transparency, predictability and efficiency of State aid procedures in line with the SAAP.
Clear and simple rating systems must be promoted in all the Member States to ensure greater transparency and the free movement of video games.
The final text therefore appears to ensure greater transparency; it is also hoped that implementation will not impose undue administrative or financial burdens.
This leads me to ask you all, tomorrow, to close the continuing loophole in democratic politics and thereby to ensure greater transparency and clarity.
In order to ensure greater transparency, each Member State should produce tables comparing national bureaucratic measures with those required by EU directives.
On the issue of expenses, important progress has been made by Parliament in reforming our rules and regulations to ensure greater transparency and accountability.
These Articles introduce common principles designed to ensure greater transparency, comparability and, ultimately, credibility for the rules governing admission to the occupation.
Let me say briefly that the Commission accepts Amendment No 2,which- most importantly- provides for an annual report by the financial controller, to ensure greater transparency.
This is an important part of the overall initiative to ensure greater transparency and better supervision of the financial sector and it is crucial if we are to be able to secure future stability.
Technical and legal complexity, which means it is often helpful for the consumer to be able to find common points of reference, to ensure greater transparency and a better understanding of contractual commitments;
MEPs have also underlined the need to ensure greater transparency by multinational companies on their tax compliance in developing countries, notably the extractive industries, by ensuring country-by-country reporting.
In order to reduce speculation on the commodity markets, the European Parliament wants the Commission to ensure greater transparency by exchanging good and timely information regarding developments on the market.
Introduce and increase the role of security of supply and security of information in award procedures as selection criteria proportionate to the sensitivity and scale of defence andsecurity public contracts in order to ensure greater transparency.
Article 11(a) introduces common principles designed to ensure greater transparency and effectiveness of national enforcement regimes, common understanding of the rules and their equitable application.
In this respect, it would be useful for assessments to be carried out every year on the accessibility and effectiveness of these loans to ensure greater transparency in terms of their final destination and improve the administrative process.
First, to ensure greater transparency. Second, to improve understanding of the evaluation process for plant protection products and the problems confronting the Commission in meeting the impossible deadlines under the present directive.
Mutual evaluation exercise on regulated professions:a new mechanism is introduced in the Directive to ensure greater transparency and justification of the professions they regulate through a specific qualification requirement.
In order to ensure greater transparency regarding all measures applied by Member States that can have an impact on the internal energy market and energy security, Member States should therefore submit to the Commission, ex post, also the respective non-binding instruments.
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.
The EESC considers that healthy competition within the single market andconsumer protection require the involvement of the EU institutions to ensure greater transparency in price formation for essential services of general economic interest and to monitor developments in the various price components and tariffs.
In order to ensure greater transparency for applicants and responsible authorities, the Commission should come up with a procedure that makes it possible to integrate the five qualification levels into the EQF, the ECVET, the European Quality Assurance in Vocational Education and Training(EQAVET, previously EQARF), the Bologna Process and the Copenhagen Process, and to eliminate discrepancies and overlapping.
The Directives of the acquis communautaire have left it to Member States to regulate the activities of collecting societies, and only the two mostrecent Directives 2001/29/EC and 2001/84/EC include appeals to ensure greater transparency and efficiency in relation to the activities of collecting societies.
For instance, new project evaluation procedures have been introduced, to ensure greater transparency in selection and we have an exchange of information about the most effective means of implementation. In Sweden a conference was held for the secretariats of the objective 2 programmes in 1996, which specifically discussed administrative and financial procedures.
The energy framework programme, which will regroup the existing programmes and actions in the context of energy policy, is intended to respond to the need, identified by the European Commission as wellas Member States and European Parliament to ensure greater transparency, coordination, simplification and efficiency of all actions under energy policy or other policy areas.
As Mr Demetriou said, we need to make use of theresources at our disposal, including the referred to in Article 42 of the Treaty enabling the Member States to incorporate the European arrest warrant in the first pillar so as to ensure greater transparency and democratic control by Parliament and legal control by the Court of Justice.