Examples of using Friendly solution in English and their translations into Romanian
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
-
Medicine
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
-
Programming
These cases were either settled by the institution or a friendly solution was agreed.
If a friendly solution cannot be found, the Ombudsman can make recommendations to resolve the case.
Critical remarks following rejection of a friendly solution or a draft recommendation.
In some cases, a friendly solution may be found if the institution offers redress to the complainant.
This was thecase in inquiry 2152/2006/OV, where the Commission accepted a friendly solution proposal to register the complaint.
The institution's rejection of a friendly solution proposal or draft recommendation may lead to a number of possible outcomes.
The European Aviation Safety Agency(EASA)repealed a contested decision a er the Ombudsman made a proposal for a friendly solution.
In its observations,the complainant accepted the friendly solution and thanked the Ombudsman for his intervention.
In 2008, 36% of all investigations were either settled by the institution complained against or resulted in a friendly solution.
In his decision,the Ombudsman noted that a friendly solution had been agreed between the complainant and the Commission.
If an inquiry leads toa finding of maladministration, the Ombudsman tries to achieve a friendly solution whenever possible.
In proposing a friendly solution, the Ombudsman aims to achieve agreement between the institution concerned and the individual complainant.
The Ombudsman made a preliminary finding of maladministration and proposed a friendly solution, which Parliament rejected.
The institution's acceptance of a friendly solution proposal or draft recommendation normally leads to closure of the case on that ground.
I am pleased to note that, in 2009,56% of all investigations were either settled by the institution or resulted in a friendly solution.
In case 3824/2006/IP,the Commission accepted the Ombudsman's proposal for a friendly solution, which involved giving access to the requested documents.
In proposing a friendly solution, the Ombudsman aims to achieve agreement between the institution concerned and the individual complainant, who is often seeking personal redress.
In such a situation,the Ombudsman would normally seek to find a friendly solution, in accordance with Article 3(5) of the Statute of the Ombudsman.
Given, however, that the complainant remained dissatisfied with the le4 er of apology andwith the replies to her questions, he concluded that no friendly solution could be achieved.
In some cases, the complaint can be settled or a friendly solution can be achieved if the institu- tion or body concerned offers compensation to the complainant.
If an inquiry leads to apreliminary finding of maladministration, the Ombudsman tries to achieve a friendly solution whenever possible.
The Commission accepted the Ombudsman's proposal for a friendly solution and reduced the amount to be recovered from a contractor involved in a project in Lebanon.
Where there is maladministration for which the complainant should receive redress,the normal procedure is, therefore, to propose a friendly solution.
If the complainant rejects a proposed friendly solution without good reason, the Ombudsman normally considers that no further inquiries into the case are justified.
The Ombudsman appreciates andunderlines the fact that the institutions concerned have generally made efforts to respond positively to his friendly solution proposals or draft recommendations.
These cases were either settled by the institution or a friendly solution was agreed(this compares to 134 cases in 2007, which itself was twice the number of such cases in 2006).
Where the Ombudsman disagrees with the institution and finds maladministration for which the complainant should receive redress,the normal procedure is to propose a friendly solution.
If a friendly solution is not possible or if the search for such a solution is unsuccessful, the Ombudsman either closes the case with a critical remark to the institution or body concerned or.
In cases where the Ombudsman considers that the institution is unlikely to accept a friendly solution, or that a friendly solution would not be appropriate, he may proceed directly to a draft recommendation.
A final example of a positive response from the institutions and bodies in 2007 came in case 1103/2006/BU, where the European Aviation Safety Agency(EASA)repealed a contested decision a er the Ombudsman made a proposal for a friendly solution.