Примери за използване на Quaestors на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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two are Quaestors, and the Vice-Chair of the Committee on Women's Rights
fourteen Vice-Presidents, and five Quaestors who are responsible for administrative matters relating directly to MEPs.
The Quaestors are responsible,
Parliament shall elect five Quaestors by the same procedure as that used for the election of the Vice-Presidents.
MEPs have also elected 14 vice-presidents and five quaestors that are members of the Bureau….
followed by the Vice-Presidents and the Quaestors, in accordance with Rule 182.
Later, however, in the vote for the quaestors we will be able to vote for five people.
who can fill in for the president, and five quaestors, who deal with administrative matters affecting members.
The investigation began in 2015 and allegations against the Quaestors were raised in May
Vice-Presidents and Quaestors, account should be taken of the need to ensure an overall fair representation of member states and political views.
who can fill in for the president, and five quaestors, who deal with administrative matters affecting members.
14 Vice-Presidents and six Quaestors, or advisors, serving as observers.
who can fill in for the president, and five quaestors, who deal with administrative matters affecting members.
14 new Vice-Presidents and five Quaestors.
Parliament elects a new President, 14 new Vice-Presidents and five Quaestors.
14 Vice-Presidents and five Quaestors.
who can fill in for the president, and five quaestors, who deal with administrative matters affecting members.
The Bureau shall adopt the guidelines for the Quaestors and may request that they carry out certain tasks.
the resulting obligations were set out in a Quaestors' communication of July 2005.
Assistants to Vice-Presidents and Quaestors are temporary agents of the European Parliament who assist the Vice-President or Quaestor in the exercise of their duties as a Vice-President or Quaestor, in particular in relation with meetings of the Bureau, the Quaestors or their working groups,