More price transparency

First, to ensure greater transparency.

4.9 Improved transparency towards the general public

We are acting with as much transparency as possible.

This is why greater transparency is essential.

But is greater transparency always good?

The opposition parties want more transparency.

We need greater transparency. We need more communication.

The main cause of these variations is the success of some governments (notably Spanish, French and Ital ian) in forcing down the prices to little more than production costs.

For example, our ordinary food law is extremely transparent.

Its investigations should be carried out under as much openness as possible.

The basic principles on which this reform should be based include greater representativeness, greater transparency in its actions and greater efficiency.

A strengthened control policy also calls for further increases in transparency.

Institutional clarity is sorely needed.

We need as much transparency as possible in that area.

They would be dependent on coal for 90 of their electricity if we abandon nuclear power.

First, the new, more homogeneous structure of the budget, which ensures greater transparency of the policies.

We need more transparency in the spending that is agreed upon.

It is an indication of that old truth that being more transparent invariably means being more successful.

More budgetary control, more parliamentary control, means more transparency and more responsibility.

Greater transparency would certainly enhance the Council apos s credibility.

a much greater emphasis on transparency at all levels

The publication of such a list would be a step towards greater transparency.

It seems to me that that is constantly forgotten during the debate, and I feel that we of the Committee on Social Affairs and Employ ment have a duty to raise a warning finger promptly and repeatedly.

The bigger a union is, the greater the need for transparency.

But we need there to be more transparency in the competition policy.

It will also lead to greater transparency in the application of the Fund.

We cannot have cooperation between Parliament and the Commission unless we have greater transparency.

We will exercise the greatest transparency in giving aid to the developing world.

Some progress has been made in the new Evian approach, but greater transparency and flexibility are needed.

The need for greater transparency in the work of the Security council has been generally recognized.

There is a need also for greater transparency in Security Council decision making.

Changes had also been made in the electoral system with a view to developing greater transparency.

I wouldn't necessarily take Mr Turner up on his bet, but I wouldn't like to say that he is wrong either.

You have attached great importance to transparency, and so I have two questions.

We are demanding the greatest level of transparency in this matter and to receive regular information from Parliament.

Firstly, to achieve greater accountability through improved presentation and transparency of the budget.

The lack of an authoritative estimate of the total number of nuclear weapons attests to the need for greater transparency.

It should also include greater transparency and participation on the part of developing countries.

(c) Imparting a more democratic and transparent character to the Council apos s activities

1.2 The EESC applauds the move towards more transparency.

a high level of transparency in decision making (greater stakeholder involvement).

And, finally, use of agencies as an executive instrument will be governed by greater transparency vis à vis Europe's citizens.

We are seeking greater transparency in the preparation and conduct of ministerial meetings.

Environmental problems can only really be solved when there is disclosure at the highest level.