Examples of using Whose decision in English and their translations into French
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Such appeal must be heard, within 15 days of its submission, by another division whose decision is final article 3 bis added to Act No. 60 of 1968,
programme manager whose decision has been challenged by the appellant, at all stages of the process;
Include replications of the technology in Canada by other organizations whose decision to invest in the technology was attributable to the impacts of the funded project on the market
provides that complaints of misconduct by municipal police officers are initially dealt with by their police chief, whose decision on a complaint may be reviewed by the new Office of the Police Commissioner.
which specify that labour disputes which cannot be settled amicably within three weeks will be automatically referred to an arbitration body whose decision will be final
The project is based on a request for funding in the framework of the 2016-2020"Periurban- Cohabitation in a Rural Setting" programme from Switzerland's Federal Commission on Migration, whose decision is expected by the end of June 2015.
of its resolution 57/307, the General Assembly requested the Secretary-General to ensure that a department or programme manager whose decision is challenged by an appellant cooperates fully with and is accountable to
by the appellate court whose decision is being challenged,
that their application had been accepted by the Secretary-General whose decision had been endorsed by the Economic and Social Council.
in referral to an arbitration committee whose decisions may be the subject of an appeal to the competent jurisdiction, whose decision shall be binding.
adjudicator who is entitled to determine, in a conclusive way, the rights of passengers, and whose decision is to attract deference as suggested by reference to reasonableness.
local government agency or to the official whose decision or action(inaction) is deemed to be a violation of the rights
and“respondent” refers to the body whose decision is being appealed.
to ensure that a department or programme manager whose decision is challenged by an appellant cooperates fully with and is accountable to
The Supreme Court is an appeal and cassation instance, whose decisions are final.
To maintain pressure on political institutions, whose decisions determine the course of life.
This insight applies also to international institutions whose decisions directly or indirectly affect the global environment.
We also must accept that the core of the reform touches on the Security Council, whose decisions bind all Members of the Organization.
Higher-level authorities whose decisions impose additional costs on local
were councils of elders whose decisions on certain matters were taken by consensus