Examples of using Bureau authorised in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
Following a discussion, the Bureau authorised all of the following requests.
The president then spoke, following which the Bureau authorised the following requests.
After noting this information, the Bureau authorised the following applications.
After a presentation by Mr Wilms, the Bureau authorised the following requests.
At the end of this discussion and following a vote, the Bureau authorised all the requests.
After this debate, the Bureau authorised the following requests.
Following a vote, the Bureau authorised the following project.
Following a statement by Mr Smyth, the Bureau authorised the following requests.
Following a statement by Ms Le Nouail, the Bureau authorised the following requests.
The Bureau authorised the secretary-general to sign the administrative arrangements between the European Economic
The Bureau authorised the CCMI to draft the following additional opinion Rule 29A of the Implementing Provisions.
The Bureau authorised derogations from the 30 000 character limit for the following opinions: INT/545, ECO/292 and EUR/001.
The Bureau authorised the visit to this exhibition in Brussels on 28 October 2010.
The Bureau authorised the NAT section to draw up an additional opinion for the opinion on GMOs in the EU.
The Bureau authorised the Section for Agriculture, Rural Development
The Bureau authorised the establishment of a three-member ad hoc follow-up group to identify humanitarian projects that might benefit from the collection.
The Bureau authorised the re-election and enlargement from 18 to 21 members of the permanent study group on“Coordination of economic policies”.
The Bureau authorised the setting-up of an eighteen-member, TEN-section permanent study group on Services of general interest.
At the end of this presentation, the Bureau authorised the Group and section presidents to appoint a vice-president to represent them at the meetings of the Liaison Group.
Following the discussion, the Bureau authorised implementation of the proposal, which was intended to computerise the method by which delegates expressed their majority position.
