Traduction de «crosse à deux fonctions » (Français → Anglais) :

It follows that, in view of the level of higher education required by the vacancy notice in the case of candidates who are staff from the national diplomatic services of the Member States, namely that provided for in Article 5(3)(b)(i) of the Staff Regulations for appointment to grades 5 and 6 in function group AD, and the number of years’ minimum professional experience required, which was only two, candidates who were staff from the national diplomatic services of the Member States, which included the applicant, could not be misled ...[+++]with regard to the grade that corresponded to the vacant post.

'management body' means the body with ultimate decision making authority in a management company, investment company or depositary, comprising the supervisory and the managerial functions, or only the managerial function if the two functions are separated.

5. Notes that the Court of Justice and the Civil Service Tribunal have followed the same trend of fewer cases closed and more cases pending when compared to the situation in 2011 (Court of Justice: 849 pending cases in 2011 and 886 pending cases in 2012, with 638 closed cases in 2011 and 595 closed cases in 2012; Civil Service Tribunal: 178 pending cases in 2011 and 235 pending cases in 2012, with 166 closed cases in 2011 and 121 closed cases in 2012); notes that there has been no change of members of the Civil Service Tribunal;

Thus, Article 30 of the Staff Regulations and Article 3 of Annex III to the Staff Regulations provide, first, that for each competition a selection board is to be appointed by the appointing authority; second, that, apart from the chairman of the selection board, the members must be designated in equal numbers by the appointing authority and the Staff Committee; third, that the members of the selection board must be chosen from officials; fourth, that the members of the selection board must be of a function group and grade at least ...[+++] equal to that of the post to be filled; and, fifth, that if a selection board consists of more than four members it must comprise at least two members of each gender (judgment of 15 June 2010 in Case F‑35/08 Pachtitis v Commission, paragraphs 53 and 54).

27. Agrees that the most sensible way to proceed is by choosing a number of pilot fisheries, based upon the quantity of discards produced or on the conservation status of the species involved; emphasises the importance of the pilot projects being selected in several zones to represent the geographical variety of Community fisheries; believes that each pilot project must also involve a sufficient number of vessels to cover the diversity of the fishery as well as to ensure good information exchange with others in the fishery; suggests that two possible candidates would be the various beam-trawl fisheries as well as those fisheries that catc ...[+++]h and discard cod; recommends that while these pilot projects are proceeding, other fisheries should be evaluated for their discard rate;

1.2. The ELP has two functions: pedagogic and reporting.