Traduction de «Attachée de défense » (Français → Anglais) :

military attaché [ defence attaché ]

administration officer of defence | civil servant | administration manager of defence | defence administration officer

customer relationship associate | CRA

senior technical sales engineer in office machinery and equipment | trainee technical sales engineer in office machinery and equipment | office machinery and equipment field salesman | technical sales representative in office machinery and equipment

public relations officer | spokesman | spokesperson | spokeswoman

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Administrative Assistant to the Commissioner

Members of the Standing Committee on National Defence and Veterans Affairs present: Gordon Earle, Pat O'Brien, David Pratt In attendance: From the Parliamentary Research Branch of the Library of Parliament: Corinne McDonald, Research Officer.

13. Stresses the importance for Iraq’s future of the political agreement reached by Iraqi leaders on the establishment of a national unity government which properly represents the political, religious and ethnic diversity of Iraqi society and reflects the will of the Iraqi people as expressed in the general election held on 7 March 2010; calls for the full implementation, without further delay, of that agreement and asks the political forces in Iraq to remain committed, in a spirit of unity of intent, to the process of building strong and sustainable democratic institutions, and to establish the necessary conditions for free and fair elections at both local and international level, which are essential for the process of democratic transiti ...[+++]on; notes that the implementation of that agreement may be the only viable solution with a view to starting an effective process of national reconciliation; reiterates the importance of appointing permanent ministers to the defence and interior ministries in order to prevent the concentration of power and promote democratic dialogue, oversight, political responsibility and accountability in respect of security-related policy choices;

11. Stresses the importance for Iraq’s future of the political agreement reached by Iraqi leaders on the establishment of a national unity government which properly represents the political, religious and ethnic diversity of Iraqi society and reflects the will of the Iraqi people as expressed in the general election held on 7 March 2010; calls for the full implementation, without further delay, of that agreement and asks the political forces in Iraq to remain committed, in a spirit of unity of intent, to the process of building strong and sustainable democratic institutions, and to establish the necessary conditions for free and fair elections at both local and international level, which are essential for the process of democratic transiti ...[+++]on; notes that the implementation of that agreement may be the only viable solution with a view to starting an effective process of national reconciliation; reiterates the importance of appointing permanent ministers to the defence and interior ministries in order to prevent the concentration of power and promote democratic dialogue, oversight, political responsibility and accountability in respect of security‑related policy choices;

In consequence, having regard too to the fundamental importance that must attach, as indicated in paragraphs 64 and 65 above, to observance of the rights of the defence in the procedure preceding the adoption of a decision such as the contested decision, the General Court did not err in law in holding, at paragraphs 39 and 43 of the judgment under appeal, that the Council had not established that the contested decision had so urgently to be adopted that it was impossible for that institution to notify the PMOI of the new evidence addu ...[+++]ced against it and to allow the PMOI to be heard before the contested decision was adopted.