Traduction de «mandat général » (Français → Anglais) :

general agency general agency

blanket authority

elective office [ compulsory mandate | local mandate | national mandate | outgoing cabinet | outgoing government | outgoing member | parliamentary mandate | representative mandate | resignation of an elected representative | resigning member | term of office | Plurality of offices(ECLAS) ]

conditions of service and term of office of the Director-General of the WTO

postal money order [ money order | postal order ]

general money order account

Governor General's special warrant [ special warrant ]

multiple office holding [ dual mandate ]

protection mandate | mandate in case of incapacity | mandate in anticipation of incapacity

appointment of members [ designation of members | resignation of members | term of office of members ]

68. Calls on the EEAS, the Commission and the Member States to support the review of the mandate of the Expert Mechanism on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, in line with the Outcome Document of the World Conference on Indigenous Peoples (UN General Assembly Resolution 69/2 ), with a view to monitoring, evaluating and improving the implementation of the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples; urges the Member States to request that all Special Procedure mandate holders pay special attention to issues affecting indigenous women and girls, and systematically report such issues to the UNHRC; urges the EEAS and the Member States t ...[+++]o actively support the development of the system-wide action plan on indigenous peoples, as requested by the UN General Assembly in its September 2014 resolution, especially as regards the organisation of regular consultation of indigenous peoples as part of that process; deeply regrets that in some areas of West Africa individuals affected by mental disorders are chained to trees in the forests or abandoned in the streets, these being widespread practices approved by local communities;

42. Welcomes the fact that Members must be more transparent about the on-the-side activities they do while in public office; recalls, however, that Members, similar to Members of national parliaments, do not have an exclusive mandate and may therefore exercise other professional activities; is of the opinion that a more detailed declaration template for Members would help to increase transparency and avoid potential conflicts of interests; requests the Secretary-General to set up a public database, to be accessible through the Parliament's website, of all the on-the-side activities of individual Members;

Every time an Appropriation Act receives Royal Assent, the Governor General must sign a Warrant before the government can make the authorized withdrawal from the Consolidated Revenue Fund; these are referred to as Governor General’s Warrants (See ruling of Speaker Fraser, Debates, May 2, 1989, p. 1177.) The 1878 Consolidated Revenue and Audit Act first authorized the use of Governor General’s Special Warrants.

In his Opinion delivered today, Advocate General Yves Bot proposes that the Court of Justice reply, first, that the provision in question of the Framework Decision precludes the executing judicial authority, in the situations specified in that provision, from making the execution of a European arrest warrant conditional upon the person who is the subject of the warrant being entitled to a retrial in the issuing Member State.