Examples of using Executive powers in English and their translations into Italian
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in which the Commission shares executive powers with the Council.
the decision by the King to assume executive powers.
of a day-to-day basis, thus exercising executive powers.
constitutional law and executive powers overall.
Such executive powers may be exercised only under the guidance
The Commission- guarantees for its right of initiative, its executive powers and its function as guardian of the Treaties;
Executive powers should be delegated to the Commission to adopt the related detailed implementation measures.
The Council welcomes the accelerated process of handing over executive powers to the Iraqi Governing Council
the Commission has executive powers as well as power of initiation and supervision.
We also have to prevent executive powers being used to introduce changes and the comitology procedure.
We should begin by encouraging Kofi Annan to use the executive powers he already holds to effect change from within the organisation.
Section 9 confirms that all executive powers remain with the Queen,
Executive powers were provisionally assigned to the Storting, until the necessary amendments to the Constitution could be enacted.
Executive powers lie with a Cabinet, and the parliament has an upper
which means that the legislative and executive powers are divided between the Federal
The Court has held that the Council must even give detailed justification of the decision to reserve itself the right to exercise executive powers.
The Audit Progress Committee will be an advisory body without executive powers and will be assisted by a secretariat.
the democratic top bodies which the management has found it expedient to set up and provide with executive powers.
Today I should like, in the clearest possible terms, to remind everyone that a year ago in July we had a debate about the European Commission's executive powers.
The governments have thus gained for themselves at European level legislative and executive powers that would have been inconceivable in their national legal system.