Traduction de «Révision efficiente » (Français → Anglais) :

efficient portfolio management

allocative efficiency [ optimal allocation of resources | efficient allocation of resources ]

judicial review | proceeding for judicial review | review

aeroplane gas turbine engine maintenance technician | aviation gas turbine engine repair technician | aircraft gas turbine engine maintenance technician | aircraft gas turbine engine overhaul technician

Friends of the Presidency Group (MFF Review/Revision) | Friends of the Presidency Group (Multiannual Financial Framework Review/Revision) | Friends of the Presidency Group (Multiannual Financial Framework Review/Revision/Omnibus financial regulation) | Friends of the Presidency Group (Multiannual Financial Framework)

audit scope | scope

efficient frontier

application for judicial review

That proposal is before you despite the extraordinarily powerful example of effective and efficient review of wrongful convictions presented by the CCRC, the Criminal Cases Review Commission in the United Kingdom.

35. Deplores the fact that Parliament, which directly represents European citizens and is now a fully-fledged co-legislator that is more and more closely involved in complaints procedures, in particular via parliamentary questions and through the activities of the Committee on Petitions, does not yet automatically receive transparent and timely information on the implementation of EU laws, despite the fact that such information is essential, not only as a means of enhancing accessibility and legal certainty for European citizens, but also for the purposes of adopting amendments aimed at improving those laws; considers that improved communication between the European Parliament and national parliaments could be a helpful step in this regard; urges more effe ...[+++]ctive and efficient cooperation between the EU institutions, and expects the Commission to apply in good faith the clause of the revised Framework Agreement on relations with Parliament in which it undertakes to ‘make available to Parliament summary information concerning all infringement procedures from the letter of formal notice, included, if so requested, on the issues to which the infringement procedure relates’;

6. Deplores the fact that Parliament, which directly represents European citizens and is now a fully-fledged co-legislator that is more and more closely involved in complaints procedures, in particular via parliamentary questions and through the activities of the Committee on Petitions, does not yet automatically receive transparent and timely information on the implementation of EU laws, despite the fact that such information is essential, not only as a means of enhancing accessibility and legal certainty for European citizens, but also for the purposes of adopting amendments aimed at improving those laws; considers that improved communication between the European Parliament and national parliaments could be a helpful step in this regard; urges more effe ...[+++]ctive and efficient cooperation between the EU institutions and expects the Commission to apply in good faith the clause of the revised Framework Agreement on relations with Parliament in which it undertakes to ‘make available to Parliament summary information concerning all infringement procedures from the letter of formal notice, included, if so requested, on the issues to which the infringement procedure relates’;

35. Deplores the fact that Parliament, which directly represents European citizens and is now a fully-fledged co-legislator that is more and more closely involved in complaints procedures, in particular via parliamentary questions and through the activities of the Committee on Petitions, does not yet automatically receive transparent and timely information on the implementation of EU laws, despite the fact that such information is essential, not only as a means of enhancing accessibility and legal certainty for European citizens, but also for the purposes of adopting amendments aimed at improving those laws; considers that improved communication between the European Parliament and national parliaments could be a helpful step in this regard; urges more effe ...[+++]ctive and efficient cooperation between the EU institutions, and expects the Commission to apply in good faith the clause of the revised Framework Agreement on relations with Parliament in which it undertakes to ‘make available to Parliament summary information concerning all infringement procedures from the letter of formal notice, included, if so requested, on the issues to which the infringement procedure relates’;