Examples of using Legislative authority in English and their translations into German
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The Constitution sets out the legislative authority of both the Union and the Union republics Articles 73 and 77.
It is a rare moment when a legislative authority or an executive transfers some of its powers to the citizens.
However, as a legislative authority it was not acceptable to Parliament that the Council alone was to vote
In particular where the transposition of directives is concerned, the wording can differ from the original meaning intended by the European legislative authority.
The first law designates a compulsory rule laid down by some legislative authority.
Since the seventeenth century the State's highest legislative authority, the Seym, was housed in it.
The lacking independence of the arising new churches with regard to a legislative authority of their own.
The Seimas, the Supreme Legislative Authority of the country, is not the only one who promoted the marriage.
The legislative authority then also facilitates"direct final disposal" of spent fuel assemblies.
The legislative authority required to set up five permanent training institutions, so-called expertise centers.
The legislative authority, Council and Parliament,
It is right that the legislative authority should decide.
the EP is not the legislative authority of the Community.
Incomplete proposals will be returned by the legislative authority.
This will remain true even if the legislative authority demands adjustments to the house lighting.
The European Parliament is not the legislative authority of the Community.
The legislative authority and government justify their exercise of office through elections in which the national people chooses from among at least two alternatives; the majority determines who is elected.
In the early 1990s, the European legislative authority therefore laid down a legal framework for protected designations of origin,
The involvement of the European Parliament in the legislative authority, through a process of codecision with the Council,
And if a measure is referred back to the legislative authority it should be referred to both branches of the legislative authority, not just to one branch.