Examples of using Appointing in English and their translations into Romanian
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Appointing authority.
I have been appointing senators.
Appointing me was a mistake.
Policy for appointing administrators;
Appointing a tax agent in Romania.
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You know they're appointing a new chief soon.
Appointing a head would put a stop to that.
He started by appointing a new ambassador.
Appointing the candidate for the position of Prime-minister.
The procedure for appointing and removing directors.
Appointing authority of the General Secretariat of the Council.
Activity 1: Project team appointing and working.
Action 2: Appointing European coordinators(See section 3.1).
And all I can do is curse him for appointing me his successor.
Appointing a competent person with defined responsibilities.
I wanted to talk about appointing a new general manager.
Appointing and controlling assistant referees and touch judges.
(a) procedures for appointing and replacing the Chairman;
Appointing Choi Joo-han as Seoul Prosecutor's Office prosecutor.
The question arises:what is the purpose of appointing several directors to OOO?
Appointing a DM… running the administration is the governments prerogative.
The course of preoperative therapy is carried out, appointing 400 mg for four days.
Proposal appointing administrator.
On 30 October the assembly founded the State of German Austria by appointing a government, called Staatsrat.
Procedures for appointing the future secretary-general.
After that, the treatment of pneumonia with antibiotics is corrected, appointing the most effective in this case means.
Appointing an"executive Chairperson" has also been recommended in the EP Resolution.
VII dated 21 December 2015 on appointing a candidate for the position of Prime-minister.
Appointing European coordinators to pursue identified priority projects.
In particular, he disagreed with the concept of parliament appointing council members nominated by parties, according to the number of seats held by those parties in parliament.