Examples of using Common transparency in English and their translations into Romanian
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Interinstitutional agreement on a common Transparency Register.
I welcome the common transparency register of the Commission and the European Parliament, at least in this form.
IPRA, the International Public Relations Association, welcomes the launch of a common transparency register.
The Protocol must set out the key elements of a common transparency and accountability system, applicable to all Parties.
With this Agreement, the European Parliament andthe European Commission have established a common transparency register.
SEAP welcomes the launch of a common Transparency Register for the European Parliament and the Commission, which SEAP has long supported.
I did not vote for the Casini report on the establishment of a common transparency register.
The regulation introduces common transparency requirements and harmonises the powers that regulators may use in exceptional circumstances.
Amendment of the Rules following the establishment of a common Transparency Register.
This common transparency register also simplifies matters for lobbyists as this will provide a single means of registration instead of two, which is currently the case.
I support this report on the conclusion of an interinstitutional agreement between Parliament and the Commission on a common transparency register.
Parliament and the Commission are setting a good example by establishing a common transparency register to provide accreditation for lobbyists and other interest groups.
This is a good day for Europe, for the European Parliament as an institution, andfor the Commission because we have succeeded in getting a common transparency register off the ground.
Interinstitutional agreement on a common Transparency Register- Amendment of the Rules following the establishment of a common Transparency Register.
Accordingly, for cash equities, competition between trading venues takes place under the umbrella of common transparency and organisational rules.
(IT) The approval of a common transparency register, following a broad majority vote in the Committee on Constitutional Affairs, is another step towards greater transparency in parliamentary activity.
(EL) The Casini report emphasises the importance of amending the European Parliament's Rules of Procedure following the establishment of a common transparency register.
The Casini report on the interinstitutional agreement on a common transparency register between the European Parliament and the Commission represents an important step forward in regulating relations of MEPs with outside interests.
This report, drafted by Mr Casini,concerns the conclusion of an interinstitutional agreement between Parliament and the Commission on a common transparency register.
Therefore, I am absolutely convinced that the adoption of a common transparency register will represent a major further step forward in enhancing transparency in the EU decision-making process and providing a direct response to citizens' concerns.
(PL) I fully support the decision we have made today on the conclusion of an interinstitutional agreement between the European Parliament and the Commission on a common transparency register.
June 2011: the Inter Institutional Agreement(IIA)between the EP and the Commission on a common Transparency Register was signed in the EP plenary by EP President, Jerzy Buzek and Commission Vice-President Maroš Šefčovič.
There needs to be more transparency, more publicity, more clarity of conduct and accessibility of information,and finally, a common transparency register.
I voted in favour of the report on the amendment to Parliament's Rules of Procedure following the establishment of a common transparency register because the principle of transparency should govern all those involved in decision making and in implementing EU policy.
I voted in favour of this report because it is necessary to amend Parliament's Rules of Procedure following the establishment by the European Parliament and the Commission of a common transparency register.
The common transparency register following the conclusion of an interinstitutional agreement on transparency between Parliament and the Commission entails the amendment of the Rules of Procedure so as to incorporate the new situation, and so that it can be workable in Parliament's main legal instrument.
This report, which has been drawn up by Mr Casini, is on the need to amend Parliament's Rules of Procedure following the establishment of a common transparency register between Parliament and the Commission.
I support this decision because it makes a significant contribution towards strengthening transparency by approving the conclusion of anagreement between Parliament and the Commission on the establishment of a common transparency register.
I voted in favour of the report on the amendment to Parliament's Rules of Procedure following the establishment of a common transparency register because the principle of transparency should govern all those involved in decision making and in implementing EU policy.
It also refers to the exchange of network operational information and the coordinated publication of information on network access,for example through a common transparency platform.