Examples of using Transparency and reduce in English and their translations into Slovak
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It is meant to enhance transparency and reduce corruption.
They also said there should be an"appropriatedialogue with Russia to be maintained to enhance transparency and reduce risk.".
Industrial RFID creates transparency and reduces costs.
Its main objectives are to create a harmonised framework for coordinated action at European level,increase transparency and reduce risks.
Their aim is also to increase transparency and reduce corruption.
To encourage transparency and reduce malpractice the EESC recommends that all public contracts, without exception, should be advertised in advance.
This arrangement is meant to ensure transparency and reduce conflicts of interest.
The main objectives of this regulation are to create a harmonised framework for coordinated action at European level,increase transparency and reduce risks.
Results in greater transparency and reduces real and perceived malfeasance in procurement;
With Industrial RFID from Balluff you can create transparency and reduce your costs.
It is a tax that would increase transparency and reduce financial speculation and, above all, a tax that would not affect citizens, because it would force those directly responsible for the crisis to pay for their excesses.
The insufficient development of e-government limits efforts to increase transparency and reduce the administrative burden.
This would have the potential to improve market efficiency, increase transparency and reduce speculation, even out excessive price volatility, create incentives for the financial sector to make long-term investments with added value for the real economy, as well as help to finance global public goods and reduce public deficits.
Consumers should also be the beneficiaries ofefforts to improve customer mobility through increased transparency and reduced product tying.
Improved disclosure and reporting requirements in various reform initiatives increase the transparency and reduce information asymmetries in the system for all market participants, supervisors and consumers.
To improve the business environment a number of commitments have been made to strengthen business inspectorates,increase transparency and reduce the administrative burden on business.
The development of e-government has stalled, and coordination to ensure interoperability of systems and creating a single point of contact is insufficient,thus limiting the efforts to increase transparency and reduce administrative burdens.
The European Union regulation on derivatives, central counterparties and trade repositories(EMIR)introduces new requirements to improve transparency and reduce the risks associated with the derivatives market.
Vytlačit' E-mail to a friend Regulation(EU) No 648/2012 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 4 July 2012 on OTC derivatives, central counterparties and trade repositories(EMIR)introduces new requirements to improve transparency and reduce the risks associated with the derivatives market.
A harmonised regime for notification of major holdings of voting rights, especially regarding aggregation of holdings of shares with holdings of financial instruments, should improve legal certainty,enhance transparency and reduce administrative burden for cross-border investors.
Improving transparency and reducing complexity of the current fiscal rules.
Work is also ongoing on improving transparency and reducing complexity of fiscal rules.
Highlights the significance of DLT in financial intermediation and its potential for improving transparency and reducing transaction costsand hidden costs by better managing data and streamlining processes;
The Council agreed a generalapproach on a draft regulation aimed at increasing transparency and reducing risk in the over-the-counter derivatives market.
The Council held a policydebate on a draft regulation aimed at increasing transparency and reducing risk in the over-the-counter(OTC) derivatives market.
The administration of public affairs is professionalized and automated, thus increasing transparency and reducing the possibility for corruption and favoritism.
Work is also ongoing on improving transparency and reducing complexity of fiscal rules and, in November 2015, the Commission issued a proposal for a European Deposit Insurance Scheme.
The Council adjusted its position in negotiations with the EuropeanParliament on a draft regulation aimed at increasing transparency and reducing risk in the over-the-counter(OTC) derivatives market.