Traduction de «Prendere decisioni con urgenza » (Italien → Anglais) :

making of time-critical decisions | making time-critical decisions | aim for optimal time-critical decision making | make time-critical decisions

produce judicial decisions | produce legal decisions | hand down legal decisions | make legal decisions

decision-making capacity

forestry management decision making | make decisions regarding forestry management | decision making regarding forestry management | make decisions regarding forestry management

to take its decisions by a simple majority

competent for taking decisions in connection with the procedures laid down in this Regulation

The Management Board may establish a small-sized Executive Board composed of the Chairperson of the Management Board, one representative of the Commission and three members of the Management Board, to assist it and the Executive Director with regard to the preparation of the decisions, programmes and activities to be adopted by the Management Board and when necessary, because of urgency, to take certain provisional decisions on behalf of the Management Board.

Takes decisions that reflect the level of risk entailed by an action relative to its urgency.

29. Acknowledges, despite the above, that the immense challenge which the Troika faced in the lead-up to the crisis was unique as a result of, inter alia, the poor state of public finances, the need for structural reforms in some Member States, insufficient regulation of financial services at European and national level, and large macroeconomic imbalances built up over many years, as well as policy and institutional failures and the fact that most traditional macroeconomic instruments such as budgetary policy or external devaluation were not available due to the constraints of monetary union and the incomplete nature of the euro area; notes, moreover, the considerable time pressure ...[+++] arising due partly to the fact that requests for financial assistance were generally made at a time when countries were already close to default and had already lost access to the markets, while legal obstacles had to be cleared, fear of a meltdown of the euro area was palpable, there was a patent need to reach political agreements and take decisions on reforms, the world economy was in a severe downturn, and a number of countries that were to contribute financial support had seen their own public and private debt increase in alarming ways;

3. When necessary, because of urgency, the Executive Board may provisionally take decisions on the suspension of the delegation of the appointing authority powers and on budgetary matters.