Examples of using May entrust in English and their translations into Italian
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Whereas the Member States may entrust the social partners,
the Commission may entrust an executive agency with any tasks required to implement a Community programme,
The President and/or the Bureau may entrust one or more members of the Bureau withgeneral or specific taskslying within
the Commission may entrust part of the implementation of the Euratom Programme to the funding bodies referred to in Article[55(1)(b)]
Member States may entrust management and labour at the appropriate level,
the Council of Ministers may entrust the implementation of a task to a group of Member States having the necessary capability
Member States shall determine the conditions on which a producer organisation may entrust to third parties the performance of the tasks set out in Article 11 of Regulation(EC) No 2200/96.
Within the framework of the decisions adopted in accordance with Article 43, the Council may entrust the implementation of a task to a group of Member States which are willing
However, one or more institutions may entrust to any one of them or to an inter-institutional body the exercise of some
A Member State may entrust management and labour,
The Commission may entrust part of the implementation of the Connecting Europe Facility to the bodies set out in Article 55(1)(c)
The Commission may entrust the implementation to the European Joint Undertaking for ITER
the local Bishop may entrust the pastoral care of Civil Aviation to him/her, although he/she may
Even if a good-sized adult may entrust a thousand of eggs to the current on the occasion of the wedding groups,
Article 9(2) of the Statutes of the Joint Undertaking describes the functions of the Executive Committee to which the Administrative Board may entrust or delegate tasks that it considers necessary in order to allow more flexible management of the Joint Undertaking.
Obviously, his service at the altar- having its origin in the sacrament of Order- basically differs from any other liturgical ministry that priests may entrust to the lay faithful.
Paragraph 2 describes the functions of the Executive Committee to which the Administrative Board may entrust or delegate tasks that it considers necessary
The President may entrust to Members of the Commission,
lays down the statute for ex ecutive agencies to which the Commission may entrust, under its control and responsibility, cer.
the Federal Office may entrust a single authority with its execution.