Traduction de «responsabilità democratica » (Italien → Anglais) :

democratic accountability

liability [ collective liability | legal liability | legal responsibility ]

administrative responsibility [ civil servant's responsibility | responsibility of an administration ]

producer's liability [ commercial guarantee | product liability | Product liability(STW) ]

corporate social responsibility | corporate responsibility [ CSR ]

insurance against civil liability in respect of the use of motor vehicles | motor vehicle liability insurance | third party motor insurance

Federal Act of 14 March 1958 on the Liability of the Federal Government, the Members of its Authorities and its Public Officials | Government Liability Act [ GLA ]

The EU believes that the respect for human rights, democratic accountability and the rule of law, as well as a democratic participation of citizens in decision-making processes, constitute the best guarantees for the long-term stability of a society and for the sustainability of a country's economic development, in China as elsewhere.

Interinstitutional Agreement 2013/694/EU between the European Parliament and the European Central Bank on the practical modalities of the exercise of democratic accountability and oversight over the exercise of the tasks conferred on the ECB within the framework of the Single Supervisory Mechanism.

56. Points to the generally weak democratic accountability of the Troika in programme countries at national level; notes, however, that this democratic accountability varies between countries, depending on the will of national executives and the effective scrutiny capacity of national parliaments, as demonstrated in the case of the refusal of the original MoU by the Cypriot parliament; notes, however, that when consulted, national parliaments were faced with the choice between eventually defaulting on their debt or accepting Memoranda of Understanding negotiated between the Troika and national authorities; points out that the MoU was ...[+++]not ratified by the national parliament in Portugal; notes with concern that the fact that the Troika is made up of three independent institutions with an uneven distribution of responsibility between them, coupled with differing mandates, as well as negotiation and decision-making structures with different levels of accountability, has resulted in a lack of appropriate scrutiny and democratic accountability of the Troika as a whole;

1. Stresses that Member States sharing the euro and those committed to adopting it need to redouble their efforts to strengthen compliance with the Treaty, stability, and increase competitiveness, efficiency, transparency and democratic accountability; recalls that the euro is the currency of the European Union, and that all Member States except those with a derogation, are expected to adopt the euro in due course; recalls that the European Parliament is the parliament of the European Union, the sole embodiment of the Union’s direct democratic legitimacy and the guarantor of the Union’s direct democratic accountability;