Examples of using Increasing transparency in English and their translations into Slovak
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Increasing transparency in the labour market.
Promoting good governance and increasing transparency.
Increasing Transparency and Competition.
Supporting good governance and increasing transparency.
Increasing transparency, improving control.
Changes in the code are geared towards increasing transparency.
Increasing transparency in public procurement;
Several of the comments on increasing transparency are along the right lines.
(m) increasing transparency for market participants.
The Commission iscommitted to further improving its investigative procedures and increasing transparency.
Increasing transparency in shadow banking.
The reform further bolsters protection for consumers by increasing transparency and strengthening protection in case something goes wrong.
C&A increasing transparency with supplier ratings.
The draft directive and regulation are aimed at reducing investors' over-reliance on credit rating agencies,mitigating conflicts of interest and increasing transparency and competition.
Increasing transparency is important for the following reasons.
In particular, reducing red tape and regulatory burden and increasing transparency will benefit SMEs which lack resources to deal with complex legal and administrative requirements.
Increasing transparency and predictability of working conditions.
Member States should also continue their simplification efforts, increasing transparency and issuing online guidance on the application of tax rules to collaborative business models.
Increasing transparency of mining deals and revenues;
It is aimed at increasing transparency and improving data comparability in this fast-growing sector of the financial industry.
Increasing transparency could be a powerful deterrent.
As the honourable Member points out, increasing transparency in the work of the European Union is an important priority for Sweden as a Member State and as the holder of the Presidency.
Increasing transparency regarding social protection systems and rights.
Increasing transparency and predictability of working conditions.
Increasing transparency in the markets of financial instruments: Enforcement actions and regulatory efforts.
Increasing transparency of party funding at local and regional levels, including by completing the pending legislative process.
Increasing transparency by publishing relevant information on budget support financing agreements and performance reviews.
Increasing transparency, efficiency, and accountability in public procurement, which accounts for 19% of EU GDP, is crucial for investment.
Increasing transparency towards EU citizens by publishing the negotiating directives(mandates) for trade agreements before the start of the negotiations;
(j) Increasing transparency and accountability of public institutions, strengthening public procurement and public finance management, developing eGovernment and strengthening service delivery;
