Examples of using Decisionmaking in English and their translations into German
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Political decisionmaking.
Decisionmaking in non-profit institutions.
Treaties and decisionmaking.
For decisionmaking see new Article J. 8a below.
Collective responsibility and decisionmaking.
People also translate
The three main decisionmaking institutions are.
To what extent is there automated decisionmaking?
Figure 9: Decisionmaking procedure in the European Union.
Promoting autonomy and decisionmaking.
Decisionmaking is well-nigh impossible to monitor", states Dewachter 1995: 353-6.
Realistic results due to realistic decisionmaking.
Graph 24: National or joint decisionmaking after the Amsterdam Treaty EU-15.
Question No 10, by Mr Elliott: decisionmaking.
Decisionmaking at European Union levelinvolves various European institutions, inparticular.
And that must include reforms in our economic decisionmaking.
The regions should have a say in decisionmaking in the Community: 67% for and 13% against.
BAR_ Composition and working methods2_BAR_ Councilacts3_BAR_ Decisionmaking.
Definition of decisionmaking Gaps in existing research Mainstreaming Results and observations 7.1.
Institutionalised andinformal channels of subnational interest representation in national decisionmaking.
In these countries, EU decisionmaking is more popular than national decisionmaking in around 13 of the 18 areas.
The European Council,the Council and the Commission are the mainactors inpolicy-making, decisionmaking and implementation.
The disturbing delays in decisionmaking within the European Space Agency have not, however, affected the programme too much.
Greater efficiency of the ICSID administrative bodies is anticipated through a moreflexible manner of organizing physical meetings and decisionmaking.
Graduates of this program may pursue a career in decisionmaking, business planning, human resources management, project management, and service management.
These councils are purely advisory and have no resources of their own,but were meant to encourage grassroots involvement in decisionmaking.
In the UK, the Financial Conduct Authority(FCA) is very concerned about poor decisionmaking by customers who cannot afford or fail to take financial advice.
After the constitutional reform of 1849, voting rights were also extended at the local level, even ifthe wealthiest citizens still had more influence over local decisionmaking.
That means making sure that the institutional issues which govern decisionmaking in the Union are streamlined and made ready for a bigger Union in the relatively near future.
The Socialist Party saw régionalisation as a way of bringing about administrative modernization andalso of enhancing democracy by bringing decisionmaking closer to citizens Magone 1999.
One of the priorityobjectives is how to play a more central role in ruraldevelopment decisionmaking and planning, whilestaying in touch with all groups of rural women andrepresenting their interests.