Examples of using May appoint in English and their translations into Slovak
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The court may appoint a representative before the start of proceedings if a party intends to bring an action with the assistance of a representative.
a further possibility is then to turn to the Czech Bar Chamber, which may appoint a lawyer.
Member States may appoint a A‘competent authority for maritime security'may be appointed as port security authority under Regulation(EC) No.
The Commission and, where appropriate, funding bodies may appoint independent experts to evaluate proposals
The opinion giving committee may appoint a rapporteur for opinion from among its members
the Bank Board may appoint another NBS organisational unit to take the decision concerned.
Member States may appoint a'competent authority for maritime security' under Regulation(EC) No.
Member States shall ensure that resolution authorities may appoint a special manager to replace the management body of the institution under resolution.
Usually, inflammation of the middle ear is treated only by means of antibiotics, which may appoint a doctor.
The Commission may appoint experts from the Member States to assist its own experts during the controls provided for in paragraph 1.
the judge may appoint an interpreter'.
Member States may appoint recognised organisations for supply chain security for the purpose referred to in paragraph 1.
the EIB and the EIF may appoint a non-voting representative.
The Commission may appoint observers to take part in the meetings of the Governing Board
dark deeds States may appoint a reward for the head of characters,
more representatives of the sending State from among whom the sending State may appoint a head.
One of the important features of the Expedited Procedure Rules is that the ICC Court may appoint a sole arbitrator, even if the arbitration agreement provides otherwise.
the notary may appoint a special succession curator in order to protect the rights of the potential heir.
One particular feature of the Expedited Procedure Rules is that the ICC Court may appoint a sole arbitrator, even if the arbitration agreement provides otherwise.
consultation events with parliamentary factions, may appoint a prime minister.