Esimerkkejä Right to appoint käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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Only a doctor has the right to appoint a duration of treatment with the help of this tool.
In accordance with the regulations of the Foundation for Student Housing in the Helsinki Region(HOAS),AYY has the right to appoint it own representatives for certain organs.
Board of the Club has a right to appoint different committees for one year at the time.
In accordance with the rules of Foundation for Student Housing in the Helsinki Region(HOAS),AYY has the right to appoint its own representatives to certain organs.
AYY has the right to appoint nine(9) members to HOAS delegation for two calendar years at a time.
The Heads of State or Government will be given the right to appoint those who will hold power in the EU.
We also oppose what the resolution says about reducing the number of Commissioners,which would mean each country losing the right to appoint a Commissioner.
I support the continuation of each Member State of the Union having the right to appoint a nominee as a full voting member of the European Commission.
This survey covered all Commission committees and expert groups, distinguishing between the members of committees and groups who were appointed by the Commission and those members who were appointed by the member states, social partners, interest groups, NGOs andother bodies which have the right to appoint representatives to Commission committees and groups.
FR Mr President, I return to this real abuse of authority that has very nearly been committed, precisely under the pretext of an amendment to the Rules of Procedure that is designed to adapt them to the conditions of the Treaty of Lisbon,this Amendment 86 by which the administration granted itself the right to appoint the representative of the non-attached Members to the Conference of Presidents.
Equality may also be achieved where both parent companies have the right to appoint an equal number of members ro the decision-making bodies of the joint venture.
And last but not least, I would strongly request that smaller Member States should retain the right to appoint one Member to the European Commission.
Every shareholder shall have the right to appoint any other natural person or legal entity as a proxy holder to attend and vote at a general meeting on his behalf.
The special appointment procedure may concern the employees' right to appoint directors to the board, for instance.
All Member States within the Union will retain the right to appoint one member to the Commission until 27 countries become full members of the Union, and even at that stage, positions in the Commission will be distributed between all Members on a rotation basis.
If the company is controlled by a municipality in terms of majority shareholding, shares in the business association, the right to appoint board majority in the foundation or similar so called the municipal housing company.
Every member of a collecting society shall have the right to appoint any other natural or legal person as a proxy holder to attend and vote at the general meeting in his name.
On the basis of the Kalanke and Marschall rulings, the rapporteur rightly concludes that'only rigid, inflexible andautomatic positive discrimination granting the absolute and unconditional right to appoint or promote women where they are under-represented would be incompatible with Community law.
Instead, it is envisaged in the draft law that the Government will have the right to appoint one special member to the Bank s Supervisory Board see also paragraph 2.2.4 below.
The parent undertaking holds more than 50% of the voting rights attached to shares in the capital of the subsidiary or has the right to appoint or remove a majority of the members of the management body of the subsidiary; and.
We consider it enormously important andpolitically significant that Parliament has been granted the right to appoint and send a certain number of representatives to the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe during the election of judges to the European Court of Human Rights. .
I can answer that very concisely: this is entirely a matter for the Member States,which have the right to appoint national members themselves within the framework of the Council Decision of 14 December 2000.
Two changes that stand out are the commitment that each Member State will retain the right to appoint a commissioner and the adoption of better rules for access to the closer cooperation mechanism.
There is relief and some pleasure but a realisation, as there is in this debate,that the real work begins now and that it is a tough job to appoint the right people.