Examples of using Devolving in English and their translations into German
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The functions devolving upon the'peripheral technical inspectors' are defined in very significant terms.
Anyone who thinks that the European Unionis going in the direction of doing less and devolving power need only look at today's vote.
Devolving responsibility for financial management to line managers in DGs, supported by a Central Financial Service;
The executive director shall be the chief administrative officer of the Council andshall be responsible for the performance of the duties devolving upon him in the administration of this Agreement.
Whereas in order to meet the obligations devolving upon the Council, it is necessary to fix the date of entry into force of a definitive system enabling cabotage operations to be effected without quantitative restrictions.
Therefore, that all Member States should be represented onthe Management Board, but that decision-making should be eased by reducing the majority required for decisions and by devolving as many as possible of the decisions to a strengthened Executive Board see below.
The Commission has also recommended devolving some aspects of fisheries management to zonal committees, involving key stakeholders such as fishermen and scientists in an advisory role.
Devolving financial decision-making to these local organisations helped to build capacity and ensured grass roots involvement in both the design and the delivery of the Programmes.
Hurt, I support some private unions butam strongly against public unions Devolving training to the citizens from employers associations and trade unions, known to have misused formation… Source.
Once again, by devolving its powers to other international organisations, the Union has lacked the courage and ability to thrash out even a basic strategy under the common foreign and security policy, proving itself unable to adopt a coherent and clear-cut stance on this crisis.
It is important to stress the principle of devolving authority, accountability and resources to the most appropriate level with preference given to local responsibility and control over awareness-building activities.
Devolving administration to the Member States allows the Commission to concentrate on general objectives and overall consistency and ensures that the choice and implementation of individual actions occurs at grassroots level, taking account the specific situation in the Member State and the needs to be met.
As the Commission department responsible for carrying out the tasks devolving on the Commission as regards the production of Community statistics, Eurostat is required to execute its tasks in accordance with the principles of impartiality, reliability, relevance, costeffectiveness, statistical confidentiality and transparency, as laid down in Commission Decision of 21 April 1997 on the role of Eurostat as regards the production of Community statistics9.
But to whom, exactly, have they been devolved?
The enforcement of possible demands devolves on the service sender. Other.
Biblical interpretation would devolve into“what this passage says to me….
Devolved geographical& thematic operations in 2008(%) Performing better.
A devolved management of the majority of external aid by EU delegations in the field.
Devolved management.
First, competence is in principle devolved to the Member States.
Again on Us(devolves) the explaining of it.
Again on Us(devolves) the explaining of it.
Command during the battle devolved upon General Israel Putnam and Colonel William Prescott.
Us devolves the moderation of these teams.
The town devolved into desolation.
The brain could devolve as well.
Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have devolved administrations.
This reflects the fact that some Member States have devolved systems of health care.
You have. You have devolved.
It is very important that we not devolve into a witch-hunt mentality.