Примери за използване на Reappointment на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Retiring members are not eligible for immediate reappointment.
It introduced general reappointment, which meant sacking all the judges and prosecutors and starting from scratch.
He or she would hold office for a term of five years and not be eligible for reappointment.
They will also take on more responsibility for reappointment procedures at all subsidiaries.
The vetting and reappointment process in Kosovo was similar but not identical to the one in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Everybody in Brussels is saying that Mr Barroso's reappointment is almost a done deal.
I am therefore delighted by the reappointment of the European Ombudsman and, as well as wishing him well in his work, I invite him to pay due attention to linguistic protection.
Consequently, I chose not to vote for President Barroso's reappointment.
Abbas has reportedly been pushing for Western-backed Salam Fayyad's reappointment as prime minister, while Hamas is opposed to the US-educated economist's nomination.
The reappointment process was a one-time, comprehensive review of the suitability of all applicants for permanent appointments as judges and public prosecutors in Kosovo funded by international donors.
The Commissioner is appointed for a term of six years, after which reappointment for another term is possible.
And the fiasco surrounding the reappointment of Donald Tusk as president of the European Council showed that the Polish government is prepared to do anything for its political survival.
The judge and DA of this town are sweating it because they have to go before council for reappointment and they haven't caught a criminal in, like, a decade.
Warsaw has portrayed Tusk's reappointment as an issue in which Polish vital national interests had been ignored by a Brussels machine dominated by Germany.
This actually began during the Obama administration, when,in May 2016, it was decided to veto the reappointment of a South Korean judge to the Appellate Body of the WTO.
The role of Conte has been a sticking point in the negotiations between the 5-Star Movement, a member of the outgoing coalition, andthe opposition Democratic Party(PD), which has been resisting his reappointment.
The Court audited two projects:‘Support to the Vetting and Reappointment Process'(5,9 million euro funded by the IfS and IPA) and‘Legal Education System Reform'(3,6 million euro).
Having served as Latvia's prime minister and finance minister and as a member of the European Parliament in 2004- 2009,Dombrovskis now seeks reappointment as the executive vice president of the European Commission.
(3)In particular, the dismissal of Supreme Court judges,their possible reappointment and other measures contained in the law on the Supreme Court would very seriously aggravate the systemic threat to the rule of law;
Dombrovskis, who was the Prime Minister and Minister of Finance of Latvia and a Member of the European Parliament in the years 2004- 2009,is currently seeking reappointment as the Vice-President of the European Commission.
Despite the fact that not all positionscould be filled immediately, the vetting and reappointment process, supported by the Commission and EULEX, has been a cornerstone of establishing the rule of law in Kosovo.
Trade Commissioner Phil Hogan(pictured) made a statement given that the WTO's Appellate Body will stop functioning as of tomorrow(11 December)due to the US failure to appoint or reappointment of its members.
After this andthe resignation of Stalinist leader Mátyás Rákosi and reappointment of the reformer Imre Nagy as prime minister(he was fired in 1955), the most important event was the rehabilitation and the solemn reburial of László Rajk.
Min read Turkey monopolizes today's international news where yesterday the general political elections were held,which ended with the reappointment of the current ruling class and of Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
Furthermore, although BSP andPresident Radev were responsible for the reappointment of Peter Krestev as temporary acting Director, it was the Vice-Minister Nikolai Prodanov as part of the VMRO quota in ministries who made the appointment permanent.
Her actions were driven by an attempt to smooth out in domestic politics the consequences of the heavy loss that her Eurosceptic government suffered in the battle against the reappointment of Donald Tusk as head of the European Council.
The termination of the mandate of all judges-members of the National Council for the Judiciary as well as the reappointment of its judges-members according to a process which allows a high degree of political influence, equally are a serious case for concern;
Relations between Nissan and Renault had steadied in recent weeks, with the appointment of Renault CEO Thierry Bollore to the board of its Japanese partner, and the reappointment of Nissan CEO Hiroto Saikawa, who opposes a merger with Renault.
The Commission's progress report last autumn sounded a note of concern about reappointment procedures being carried out in a non-transparent way, jeopardising the principle of independence of the judiciary and creating a high risk of political influence.
Dombrovskis, who has been the bloc's finance commissioner for the last five years andis seeking reappointment, said that in regulating virtual currencies, the EU should tackle“unfair competition, cybersecurity, and threats to financial stability”.