Traduction de «court appointed director » (Anglais → Français) :

In 1993 I was appointed Director of the Private Office of the Italian Member of the Court.

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13. Acknowledges from the Court of Auditors that in the course of the appointment procedure of the Executive Director, a member of the Administrative Board contravened the regulations governing appointments to key posts by announcing the candidate the Commission intended to vote for; recognises that the actions of Members of the Administrative Board are not under the control of the Agency and that the Executive Director is, therefore, not responsible for the proceedings;

13. Acknowledges from the Court of Auditors that in the course of the appointment procedure of the Executive Director, a member of the Administrative Board contravened the regulations governing appointments to key posts by announcing the candidate the Commission intended to vote for; recognises that the actions of Members of the Administrative Board are not under the control of the Agency and that the Executive Director is, therefore, not responsible for the proceedings;

The European Parliament proposes that the EPC should have at least one executive director and that the first executive directors should be appointed by decision of the members or in the articles of association; that no person who has been prohibited by decision of a court or administrative authority of a Member State from occupying a position comparable to that of executive director may be executive director.

The European Parliament proposes that the EPC should have at least one executive director, that the first executive directors should be appointed by decision of the members or in the articles of association, and that no person who has been prohibited by decision of a court or administrative authority of a Member State from occupying a position comparable to that of executive director should assume or occupy that position.