Übersetzung für "Goal-driven control structure " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

31. Calls on the Commission to ensure, as a matter of priority, that procedures are simplified and that clear rules and objectives are laid down which are transparent and understandable to the citizens; calls on the Commission to make simplification of legislation, rules and procedures an intrinsic part of the midterm review of the agricultural and structural policies; acknowledges however, the difficulties faced by the Commission in fulfilling this goal in the specific case of the adoption of rules of implementation for certain programmes, such as the control procedure ...[+++]s for the Structural Funds, where the comitology procedure" is applied; notes that often these committees, representing the administrative interests of the Member States, tend to contribute to the complexity of such rules;

31. Calls on the Commission to ensure, as a matter of priority, that procedures are simplified and that clear rules and objectives are laid down which are transparent and understandable to the citizens; calls on the Commission to make simplification of legislation, rules and procedures an intrinsic part of the midterm review of the agricultural and structural policies; acknowledges however, the difficulties faced by the Commission in fulfilling this goal in the specific case of the adoption of rules of implementation for certain programmes, such as the control procedure ...[+++]s for the Structural Funds, where the comitology procedure" is applied; notes that often these committees, representing the administrative interests of the Member States, tend to contribute to the complexity of such rules;

31. Calls on the Commission to ensure, as a matter of priority, that procedures are simplified and that clear rules and objectives are lead down which are transparent and understandable to the citizens; calls on the Commission to make simplification of legislation, rules and procedures an intrinsic part of the midterm review of the agricultural and structural policies; acknowledges however, the difficulties faced by the Commission in fulfilling this goal in the specific case of the adoption of rules of implementation for certain programmes, such as the control procedure ...[+++]s for the Structural Funds, where the „Commitology procedure“ is applied; notes that often these Committees, representing the administrative interests of the Member States, tend to contribute to the complexity of such rules;

Apart from its application the Government of Bulgaria has: - submitted a memorandum on the application for membership of the European Union concerning Bulgaria's position, - adopted a programme on acceleration of Approximation of Legislation, - adopted a Government Programme for 1995-1998 on the basis of the Copenhagen criteria and in view of the goal of full membership in the EU, - presented a comprehensive study within the Europe 2000 project, providing a detailed review for the entire spectrum of Bulgarian legislation in relation to EU-law, - implemented a structure, designed to monitor and control ...[+++] Bulgaria's normative acts with the EC-legislation, - prepared an overall legislative programme, which takes into consideration the provisions of the EA this priorities and objectives of harmonisation of laws, - set up a unique institutional, inter-ministerial structure, which foresees monthly meetings between Ministers and weekly meetings between Vice-Ministers on European Integration issues.

The principles which should guide Community and Member States' development cooperation are: - gender analysis at macro-, meso- and micro-level must be mainstreamed in the conception, design and implementation of all development policies and interventions, as well as in monitoring and evaluation; - women and men should both participate in and benefit from the development process on an equal basis; - reducing gender disparities is a priority for society as a whole; - analysis of differences and disparities between women and men must be a key criterion for assessing the goals and results of development policies and interventions; - development cooperation must encourage and support changes in attitudes, ...[+++]structures and mechanisms at political, legal, community and household level in order to reduce gender inequalities and in particular: = political power-sharing and full and equal participation in decision-making must be promoted at all levels, = economic empowerment and equal access to and control over economic resources must be strengthened, = equal access to and control over social development opportunities must be fostered.