Примеры использования Power to appoint на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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She does not have the power to appoint him!
The president's power to appoint officials has been reduced, but he or she still appoints all military officers as well as judges.
We will remove the king's power to appoint judges.
However, the power to appoint members of the State Audit Commission(including the Auditor General) belongs to the monarch, with a counter signature of the President of the Senate.
The Prime Minister is also accountable to the President, who has the power to appoint or dismiss him.
The Constitution vests in the President the power to appoint the Prime Minister, Senators and Judges of the Supreme Court.
In addition to the elected members, the Electoral Supervisory Commission has the power to appoint a further eight members.
The 1970 Order also vests in the Governor the power to appoint persons to offices in the public service and to remove or discipline them.
The Prime Minister is accountable to the President of the Republic, who has the power to appoint and dismiss him.
The notion of'controlling interest' generally refers to the power to appoint the management of a corporation and influence or determine its business.
The power to appoint legal representation pursuant to Article 741a of the Danish Procedural Code is much broader than in the Faroese Procedural Code 741a.
In any event, the Council of Ministers retains in parallel the power to appoint a criminal investigator.
The President has the power to appoint to the following Judicial Offices: Judge of the High Court; Justice of Appeal of the Court of Appeal; Judge of the Supreme Court; Master of the High Court; Chief Magistrate; Resident Magistrates; and such other judicial offices as the President may deem fit.
It is not the United Nations, but the United States, which has the power to appoint the"United Nations forces commander.
Power to appoint agents, custodians and nominees: A trustee may appoint(i) agents to perform most of their functions including the investment of trust assets;(ii) nominees in relation to any of the trust assets;(iii) custodians for the safe custody of trust assets or title documents.
The Assembly of Experts, comprising clerics elected through a general election,has the power to appoint and remove the Supreme Leader.
Of particular importance are the proposal that the National Council of the Judiciary should be granted the power to appoint and dismiss judges, the expansion of authority concerning amparo, the reduction of the maximum period for detentions due to administrative misdemeanours, and the repeal of the Police Act.
Of the Supreme Court Act specifies that the Governor in Council(federal cabinet)has the power to appoint judges to the Supreme Court.
The United States Secretary of the Interior has the power to appoint a federal comptroller for the Territory(who may not be a member of any executive department of the territorial Government) whose functions include improving the efficiency and economy of government programmes and auditing and supervising the use of federal funds.
Secondly, political causes, is where once appointed in a ministry a leader may use his power to appoint people from his party to a particular post.
By decision of the Council of Ministers taken on 3 October 1996, the power to appoint criminal investigators which is afforded to the Council under section 4 of the Criminal Procedure Law, Cap. 155, for the purpose of investigating the commission of criminal offences has been delegated to the Attorney-General, to be exercised in cases of written complaints submitted to him against members of the police force concerning the commission of any criminal offence.
Governments have a tendency to dominate the legislative functions of Parliament, by using their in-built majority in the House of Commons, andsometimes using their patronage power to appoint supportive peers in the Lords.
The king also retained some traditional powers such as the power to appoint his heirs, the power to grant pardons, and the royal assent.
The competency of this body could range from conducting competitive examinations and interviews in order to appoint those who score highest to directly possessing the power to appoint nominees at its discretion.
She suggested that the President of the Gambia might use his power to appoint women to office, invoking the Convention to justify his action.
If the legislative branch appoints the executive and judicial powers, as Montesquieu indicated, there will be no separation ordivision of its powers, since the power to appoint carries with it the power to revoke.
Mr. Ahmet Zeki Okçuoglu stated that Abdullah Öcalan had given him power to appoint further legal representatives for his trial, thus 15 lawyers will be present during the hearings.
At the 2nd Regional Congress(held in March 1965), it was decided to endorse the principle that the Regional Secretary of the Regional Command would be the ex officio head of state, andthe Regional Command acquired the power to appoint the prime minister, the cabinet, the chief of staff, and the top military commanders.
AF added that while the creation of the Supreme Judicial Council(an institution mandated to propose legislation relating to the judicial system and give advice on the appointment of judges) in 1999 was welcomed, the procedure for appointing members of the Council is contrary to the proclaimedobjective of this institution, namely the independence of the justice system, because the power to appoint or revoke the totality of its members is left entirely up to the Emir.
He appears to want the right to appoint the chiefs of staff of the armed forces and the Inspector General of the Army on the advice, instead of on the recommendation, of the Government;the right to chair, at his discretion, the Council of Ministers; and the power to appoint ambassadors on the advice, not the recommendation, of the Government.