Übersetzung für "distributive power appointment " (Englisch → Französisch) :

distributive power | distributive power of appointment

distributive power of appointment [ distributive power ]

distributive power | distributive power of appointment

solar distributed collector power plant [ solar-thermal distributed power station system | distributed collector system ]

limited power of appointment | particular power of appointment | special power of appointment

hybrid power | hybrid power of appointment | intermediate power | intermediate power of appointment

power distribution systems engineer | power distribution technology engineering expert | power distribution engineer | power distributions engineer

electrical power distribution system | electrical power distribution grid | power distribution grid | distribution grid | distribution network | distribution system

Those initial constitutional choices were then brought into the modern era in the 1982 Canadian Constitution, which confirmed the intangible character of the three key essential features of the Senate that were described in the Supreme Court opinion, that is, the powers of the Senate, the distribution of seats and the way in which senators are selected, which is a broad concept that is probably not limited to the power of appointment.

We need a mover on that one, if it's okay (Motion agreed to [See Minutes of Proceedings]) Staff at in camera meetings: that, unless otherwise ordered, each committee member be allowed to be accompanied by one staff person at an in camera meeting (Motion agreed to [See Minutes of Proceedings]) In camera meeting transcripts: that one copy of the transcript of each in camera meeting be kept in the committee clerk’s office for consultation by members of the committee (Motion agreed to [See Minutes of Proceedings]) Notice of motion: that 48 hours’ notice be required for any substantive motion to be considered by the committee, unless the substantive motion relates directly to business then under consideration; and that the notice of motion be f ...[+++]iled with the clerk of the committee and distributed to members in both official languages (Motion agreed to [See Minutes of Proceedings]) Designate a chair: that when the chair and vice-chairs are unable to act in that capacity at or during a meeting of the committee, the chair shall designate a member of the committee to act as chair at or during the said meeting, and such an acting chair shall be vested with all the powers of the chair at or during the said meeting (Motion agreed to [See Minutes of Proceedings]) Order in council appointment: that whenever an order in council appointment is referred to the committee, the clerk obtain and circulate to each member of the committee a copy of the said appointment with the appointee’s curriculum vitae.

These privileges include special powers to appoint one third of the board and the chairman of the Company and several veto powers on resolutions on the election of Directors and the audit board; decisions on profit distributions; capital increases; bond issues; opening of branches and changes in the registered office; changes in the Articles of Association; approval of holdings - by shareholders engaged in a competing activity - above 10% of the company's ordinary shares.

The legal framework governing the privatisation of Portugal Telecom provided for privileged shares (A-shares), the majority of which were to be held by the State/public entities. Although the number of A-shares was reduced during the successive privatisation phases, the corresponding privileges, as defined in the Articles of Association of the Company, were maintained. These privileges include special power to appoint one third of the board and the chairman of the company and several veto powers on resolutions on the election of Directors and the audit board; decisions on profit distributions ...[+++]; capital increases; bond issues; opening of branches and changes in the registered office; changes in the Articles of Association; approval of holdings - by shareholders engaged in a competing activity - above 10% of the company's ordinary shares. The Commission is concerned that, in violation of EC Treaty rules (Article 56-Free movement of capital and Article 43-Right of Establishment), these special powers constitute an unjustified restriction on the free movement of capital and the right of establishment, in so far as they hinder both direct investment and portfolio investment.