Examples of using Fields of responsibility in English and their translations into Arabic
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The boundaries between institutions and fields of responsibility had become more open.
The competent authorities are already implementing a number of action plans on human rights in their respective fields of responsibility.
(b) Greenland itself to finance fields of responsibility that are taken over in the future;
The Greenland Self-Government authorities shall exercise legislative and executive power in the fields of responsibility taken over.
After 20 years of home rule, practically all fields of responsibility that could be transferred under the Home Rule Act had been taken over by the Home Rule Government.
Courts of law that are established by the Self-Government authorities shall exercisejudicial power in Greenland in all fields of responsibility.
The establishment of rules concerning expropriation in fields of responsibility taken over- Act 1012 19/12/1992.
(1) Fields of responsibility that are assumed by the Greenland Self-Government authorities pursuant to sections 2-4 shall be financed by the Self-Government authorities from the date of assumption.
(1) The Greenland Self-Government authorities may determine that the fields of responsibility that appear from the Schedule to this Act shall be transferred to the Self-Government authorities.
At the same time, the arrangement guarantees the self-government authorities a stable foundation for economicplanning since it is the self-government authorities themselves that decide which fields of responsibility are to be taken over and when.
The Commission shall draw up proposals for anew arrangement which also takes into consideration the fields of responsibility that have already been assumed by the Greenland authorities under the Greenland Home Rule Act.
(2) To the extent that several fields of responsibility are listed under the same paragraph or number in the Schedule to this Act, the fields of responsibility concerned shall be transferred to the Greenland Self-Government authorities at the same time, but see subsection(3).
Thus, a Schedule to the Act on Greenland Self-Government(the positive list)presents a number of fields of responsibility that may be assumed by the self-government authorities.
Naalakkersuisut and the Government may agree that fields of responsibility which exclusively concern Greenland affairs, and which are not referred to in the Schedule, may be assumed by the Greenland Self-Government authorities.
As requested by Naalakkersuisut, representatives of Naalakkersuisut shall be appointed to the diplomatic missions of theKingdom of Denmark to attend to Greenland interests within fields of responsibility that have been entirely assumed by the Self-Government authorities.
(3) The Greenland Self-Government authorities may determine that part of the fields of responsibility that are listed in List I, para b and List II, Nos. 15, 25 and 27 in the Schedule to this Act shall be transferred to the Self-Government authorities.
(1) Naalakkersuisut may, on behalf of the Realm, negotiate and conclude agreements under international law with foreign states and international organisations,including administrative agreements which exclusively concern Greenland and entirely relate to fields of responsibility taken over.
Other ministries andgovernment bodies are mandated to address issues of minority rights within their fields of responsibility, including the Ministries of Justice and Human Rights, Culture, Education and Sports, Internal Affairs, and Labour and Social Welfare.
The fields of responsibility that may be assumed are presented in two lists(see annex, list I and list II). The authority to decide on the point of time for Greenland to assume a field of responsibility from either list lies with the self-government authorities.
Greenland self-government authorities will, accordingly,have the legislative and executive power within the fields of responsibility taken over, whereas the judicial power will lie with the courts of law, including with courts to be set up by the self-government authorities.
The main idea of the model is that revenue from mineral resource activities in Greenland should accrue to the self-government authorities, but that such revenue should at the same time imply that the Government subsidy to Greenland be reduced by half the revenue in excess of DKK 75 million,and that Greenland itself finance fields of responsibility that are taken over in the future.
The discussions mayalso include the issue of expenditure to cover fields of responsibility that cannot be assumed within the framework of the Danish Constitutional Act and the unity of the Realm, and any other issues to which the self-government authorities and the Government wish to find joint solutions.
The principle of the tripartite division of power under self-government, including maximum competence to the self-government authorities, may be realized provided the self-government authorities,in addition to the legislative and administrative power in fields of responsibility that have been taken over, also assume the regulation of the administration of justice in Greenland, including the establishment of independent courts of law.
In an enclosure to the Home Rule Act, the fields of responsibility which are special Faroese matters are listed as List A and the fields of responsibility which after negotiation between the Home Rule Government and the central authorities may be transferred as special matters as List B. The majority of the matters mentioned in List A and several matters in List B(including mineral resources in the subsoil) have been transferred as special matters of the Faroe Islands.
(2) Agreements under international law which exclusively concern Greenland and the Faroe Islands andentirely relate to fields of responsibility taken over may, subject to decision by Naalakkersuisut as well as the Faroe Islands Landsstyre[Government of the Faroes], be negotiated and concluded jointly on behalf of the Realm by Naalakkersuisut and the Faroe Islands Landsstyre.
Particular attention should be paid to data protection issues,and access to the system be granted depending on the field of responsibility of each authority and duties of the staff members.
It was also observed that countermeasures were only a means toensure respect of the obligations incumbent upon the organization in the field of responsibility.
In Sweden, for example,each minister is responsible for gender mainstreaming in his or her field of responsibility.
But there are also potential consequences in the field of responsibility proper, and indeed one very important consequence, relating to cessation of wrongful acts, is dealt with in article 41 of the draft articles.
