schválení

Schválení is a Czech noun meaning the act of approving or authorizing something by a competent authority. It denotes formal consent that allows a proposal, decision, contract, or regulation to become effective. The word derives from the verb schválit (to approve, to authorize).

Common contexts include legislative and public administration: schválení zákona (parliamentary approval of a law), schválení rozpočtu (approval of the budget), schválení změn (approval of amendments). In corporate or organizational settings, schválení often refers to the consent of the board or management for projects, expenditures, or contracts.

Process: often involves evaluation, discussion, and a vote or decision by the authorized body. Depending on legal framework, schválení may be required for binding effect, with consequences such as publication, enforceability, or funding. In some cases, schválení can be followed by formal acts like podpis (signature) or vyhláška (regulation).

Nuances: schválení can be formal, political, or administrative. Its counterpart is odmítnutí or zamítnutí (rejection). Related terms include schvalovací proces (approval process) and souhlas (consent). In everyday language, schválení often implies that all required conditions have been met and the proposal may proceed.