Примеры использования Discretionary authority на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Limited discretionary authority.
Furthermore, the statute of JIU invested its leadership with very limited discretionary authority.
But this discretionary authority has undergone significant changes over time.
There is no general law provision regulating how this discretionary authority should be exercised.
What discretionary authority does the manager have in responding to delegated responsibilities;
The decision depends, rather, on the discretionary authority of a minister and thus of the executive.
The Advisory Committee,as noted in the report A/60/846/Add.2, has consistently supported greater discretionary authority in this area.
The Secretary-General's discretionary authority to redeploy posts had distinct limitations.
Most of the activities mentioned below were implemented through the use of the Secretary-General's limited discretionary authority during 2007 and 2008.
The Secretary-General's discretionary authority to upgrade travel to first class remained unchanged.
Over the ensuing years, the Advisory Committee on Administrative andBudgetary Questions has consistently supported greater discretionary authority in this area.
The Secretary-General should be given discretionary authority with regard to day-to-day peace-keeping activities.
Determine entitlements to allowances and benefits in accordance with the Staff Regulations,Rules and related directives within the discretionary authority envisaged by the Staff Rules;
The Secretary-General is not seeking any discretionary authority with regard to the creation or suppression of posts.
Such discretionary authority is also exercised in accordance with section 4.8 of administrative instruction ST/AI/2013/3 when, in the opinion of the Secretary-General, special circumstances warrant it.
Consequently, the Committee is of the view that the limited budgetary discretionary authority should be continued on an experimental basis.
Each side has discretionary authority to appoint its members, and such appointments are not subject to approval by the other side.
The rules promulgated gave heads of offices considerable discretionary authority to upgrade travellers from economy to first class.
Each side has discretionary authority to appoint its Members and such appointments are not subject to approval by the other side.
Corruption can be a risk wherever there is required State action, discretionary authority and little opacity or accountability.
Individuals having this discretionary authority fall within the high-risk group of members vulnerable to corruption.
The initial resource requirements for the pandemic preparedness activities were met through the utilization of the discretionary authority granted to the Secretary-General in resolution 60/283.
The individuals enjoying that discretionary authority fall within the high-risk group of members particularly vulnerable to corruption.
The total allocation of assets to the external managers/advisers with discretionary authority, as at 1 January 2002, was about 4 per cent of the Fund's portfolio.
This discretionary authority is also exercised by the Secretary-General in accordance with paragraph 4.5 of administrative instruction ST/AI/2006/4 when, in the opinion of the Secretary-General, special circumstances warrant it.
During the biennium 2006-2007, the Secretary-General had used his discretionary authority to put in place preparedness measures for pandemic influenza and avian flu.
In addition, UNPROFOR has used wide discretionary authority in upgrading the positions of contractual personnel, a practice with which the Office of Internal Oversight Services disagrees.
Those provisions unequivocally gave the Secretary-General sole,pivotal and discretionary authority and responsibility to waive the immunity of any official in any case.
However the chairperson in most cases possesses the discretionary authority to call additional meetings if deemed appropriate, for example, to initiate discussion of emerging audit matters.
The report also states that the Secretary-General has broad discretionary authority in determining what constitutes misconduct and in imposing disciplinary measures.