Vertaling van "scrutinise " (Engels → Nederlands) :

165. Is furthermore concerned about the Court of Auditors' finding that Commission's follow-up audits aiming to scrutinise the reliability of Member States' statements required further corrective actions by the Member States in 78 % of cases (point 45); is therefore worried that the Commission sometimes relied on potentially unreliable information by not sufficiently questioning information submitted by Member States (for example point 57, boxes 9 and 12) and that the Commission did not adequately scrutinise the reliability of the information; points out that the lack of reliability of Member States' statements requires further audit r ...[+++]esources by the Commission; acknowledges also the need to balance appropriately cost and benefits of such follow-up audits (point 46);

7. Notes that, in 2010, 211 opinions were received from national parliaments but that only a small number of them – 34 in all – raised subsidiarity concerns; points out that the conditions of Article 7(2), first sentence, of the Protocol on the application of the principles of subsidiarity and proportionality were fulfilled for the first time in May 2012 in connection with the proposal for a Council regulation on the exercise of the right to take collective action within the context of the freedom of establishment and the freedom to provide services (COM(2012)130); calls, in this connection, on the Commission to carry out the necessary review of the draft with utmost regard for the express will of the national parliaments, a ...[+++]s the new scrutinising procedure is intended to ensure that decisions are taken as closely to the citizens as possible; calls for an independent analysis on behalf of the Commission that examines the role of regional or local parliaments in the area of subsidiarity checks; points, in this context, to the IPEX Internet platform, financed by the European Parliament and national parliaments, which is particularly helpful for exchanging information in connection with the scrutinising procedures;

3. Rejects the Council's suggestion that the fact that Parliament and the Council have not, in the past, scrutinised the implementation of their respective sections of the budget was the result of a "Gentlemen's agreement"; considers that in view of the increasingly operational nature of expenditure, the expenditure of the Council ought to be scrutinised in the same way as that of the other institutions as part of the discharge procedure provided for by Article 276 of the Treaty;

– Mr President, the job of the European Parliament is to scrutinise and hold to account the institutions of the European Union, yet every year since 1988 in this Parliament’s annual human rights report, we have scrutinised the record of governments across the world, but never asked the hard questions about what impact the EU itself has had in promoting compliance with international human rights law abroad. This year we are doing so.

1. The legality of a merger shall be scrutinised, as regards the part of the procedure concerning the completion of the merger and the formation of the SCE, by the court, notary or other competent authority in the Member State of the proposed registered office of the SCE able to scrutinise that aspect of the legality of mergers of cooperatives and, failing that, mergers of public limited-liability companies.

1. The legality of a merger shall be scrutinised, as regards the part of the procedure concerning the completion of the merger and the formation of the SE, by the court, notary or other authority competent in the Member State of the proposed registered office of the SE to scrutinise that aspect of the legality of mergers of public limited-liability companies.