Translation of "defined duties " (English → French) :

define your approach for the fight discipline | define your fight discipline approach | define an approach to your fight dicipline | define an approach to your fight discipline in the performing arts

The Ombudsman Act [ An Act to provide for the appointment of a Person to Investigate Administrative decisions or acts of Departments of the Government and certain other Organizations and to define the Person's duties, functions and powers ]

define costume material | defining costume materials | define costume materials | specify costume materials

help define an artistic vision for the programmer | help the programmer define the vision of an artist | help achieve an artistic vision | help the programmer define an artistic vision

defined contribution pension scheme | defined contribution retirement scheme | defined contribution scheme | DC scheme [Abbr.]

well-defined centre [ well-defined center | well defined centre | well defined center ]

defined-benefit pension plan [ defined benefit plan | defined benefit pension plan ]

soft key | programmable key | user-defined key | user definable key | definable key

defining length | defining length of schema

defining contrast | defining relation

The aerodrome operator shall assign a sufficient number of personnel supervisors to defined duties and responsibilities, taking into account the structure of the organisation and the number of personnel employed.

– (HU) Madam President, the Treaty of Lisbon, with its excessively complicated changes, renders setting up institutions and defining duties difficult.

Now, this is precisely the role ENISA can and must play, once it is operating under an upgraded and improved mandate with clearly defined duties and aims and, of course, once it has the requisite means and human resources available to it.

Chapter II (Incurrence of excise duty, Articles 7 to 13) clarifies and specifies the rules and procedures applicable in the case of shortages and irregularities, and the conditions for the reimbursement and remission of excise duty: the occurrence of shortages under a duty suspension arrangement automatically constitutes a release for consumption (Article 7(1)); excise goods shall not be considered released for consumption in case of their total destruction or irretrievable loss, and it will no longer be necessary for the competent authorities to establish the reason for the occurrence of the shortage, in terms of fortuitous events or f ...[+++]orce majeure (Article 7(4)); Member States are competent to define the procedures for reimbursement and remission of excise duty as well (Article 8); the procedure to identify the Member State entitled to recover excise duty in case of irregularities is simplified by defining the term "irregularity" and removing the term "offence", and by generalising the rule that in that situation the release for consumption is deemed to have occurred in the Member State of dispatch (Article 9); as regards the conditions for reimbursement or remission of excise duty, the proposal lays down as a general principle that it is for Member States to determine these conditions (Article 10);