Traduction de «comptable subordonné » (Français → Anglais) :

assistant accountant | assistant accounting officer

subordinate | under the authority | under the command | subordinated

accounting specialist | accounting systems analyst | accounting analyst | accounts analyst

treasury manager | treasury officer | public finance accountant | treasury accountant

accounting director | cost accounting manager | accounting department manager | accounting manager

accounting methods | accounting practice | accounting procedures

subordinated loan

manager-subordinate relationship [ manager-subordinate interaction ]

overworking children or subordinates

70. Believes that the negotiations on the next MFF, which started more than a year ago, clearly demonstrate the stalemate created by the lack of a genuine own resources system: these negotiations are organised in Council around two opposing camps, led by the net contributor countries to the EU budget, on the one hand, and by the net beneficiary countries of the EU budget, on the other, in a system which creates a purely accounting-based vision of ‘fair return’ which, in the end, makes any agreement on the MFF conditional on an agreement on a long list of exceptions and compensations, negotiated behind closed doors and incomprehensible to ...[+++] the European citizen;

114. Notes that 2007 saw the resolution of the case concerning the difference of BEF 4 136 125 between the cash accounts and the general accounts established in 1982; notes further that the question of the guarantee accounts in respect of the imprest administrator and assistant accounting officer in office at the time was also subsequently settled.

The principle of individual ministerial responsibility holds that Ministers are accountable not only for their own actions as department heads, but also for the actions of their subordinates;

In terms of ministerial responsibility, Ministers have both individual and collective responsibilities to Parliament.The principle of an individual ministerial responsibility holds that Ministers are accountable not only for their own actions as department heads, but also for the actions of their subordinates.