Examples of using Key posts in English and their translations into German
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Political
For example,do their actions make use of the influence of people in key posts?
Officials in certain key posts in the public administration and the security services have been replaced.
In extreme cases,whole areas will be relocated if key posts cannot be filled.
His selection of Republicans for key posts- including retaining Robert Gates as Secretary of Defense- has raised a few eyebrows among his supporters.
I am verypleased to appoint such strong candidates to what are three key posts in the EEAS.
Philippe Maystadt's career has included various key posts within the Belgian Government over a period spanning almost twenty years.
We focus on the user-specific provision of the information necessary to the key posts in the process chain.
Police reform, including depoliticising key posts and improving professionalism, needs to continue.
Regarding the personnel changes in the Environment DG, Mr Currie merely said that the newpriorities had required new appointments to key posts.
The warhawk Cheney network moved from the PNAC into key posts within the Bush Administration to run NATO and Pentagon policy.
Yet Trotsky headed a standing army, Felix Dzerzhinsky headed a secret police force(the"Cheka")and a system of party appointments of unelected officials to key posts was widespread.
This included in particular the completion of recruitment to key posts, including the Head of Unit for Technical Coordination and Heads of Sector in the Human and Veterinary Medicines Units.
There is the need to allow for some flexibility to ensure that the bestavailable candidates can be elected to key posts President, Vice Presidents, Chairmen of Groups and Sections.
The country's Orangeopposition movement has recently won key posts in parliament and, for the moment, is heeding calls for calm from former United nations Secretary-General Kofi Annan and representatives of the African Union.
On the other hand, the shortage of specialist staff and the need to fill key posts internally, together with the demands of Generation Y, make it necessary to further develop existing instruments.
Among the new measures of the labor reform,some facilitate the recruitment of private individuals in key posts, eliminate fees payable to unions that were mandatory(in Brazil there are 17,082 trade unions, in Argentina there are only 100), allow agreements made between employer and worker to take precedence over the legal provisions, so for example they can agree upon 12-hour shifts a day.
It is important to clarify the division of competences between key posts, and how we establish relations between EU institutions, including the new role of the European Parliament.
What candidate to choose on a key post in the company?
Indeed, the most perilous phase of Xi's purge may now be underway,given the recent arrest of the deputy commander of the Sichuan Military District- a key post, given the district's large and restive Tibetan population.
Competency of key post holders;
The last thing the ECB needs is a political crony of German ChancellorGerhard Schroeder assuming Mr. Issing's key post.
He has now been promoted to a key post in the new taxation structure and so was his right hand helper.
If current practices are maintained, the choice for this key post will be made on the basis of nationality, not merit.
You were to occupy that key post almost uninterruptedly(with a brief gap of two years as Vice-President of Parliament), until you were elected President of the European Parliament in January 1992.
Candidates from SMEs must be at least 32 years of age,hold a key post in their company and be a national of one of the countries belonging to the European Economic Area the European Union plus Austria, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden.
Muller observes that“nowhere were Jews more prominent in the Sovietization of the nation” than in post- World War II Hungary,where“the key post of general secretary was once again occupied by a Jew, Mátyás Rákosi' who billed himself as‘Stalin's best pupil.