Examples of using Can appoint in English and their translations into Spanish
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Equally, the IEC can appoint or dismiss personnel from the organization,
Article VIII.2 of the Convention states that any Party can appoint a qualified expert as a member of the Scientific Council.
The parties can agree on a single arbitrator, or each can appoint an arbitrator who will select a third arbitrator.
NGOs can appoint lawyers to provide legal support to children in conflict with the law before, during and after trial.
then the court can appoint a lawyer for that person.
or legislature, can appoint judges only from the list submitted by the nomination commission.
the Guardianship Service can appoint a guardian.
the Minister of Health can appoint additional Mäori members.
If parental care is taken away from both parents, the court can appoint a guardian to whom parental care is given.
parties consent to arbitration, the Minister of Labour can appoint an arbitration committee from the private sector to hear the matter.
the surrogate can appoint an administrator of your estate.
Among its duties, the Congress has to decide upon the CNT general line of action, and can appoint new National Committees.
RoConnect can appoint another secretary in case, for various reasons,
the Constitution provides that the Head of State can appoint and dismiss members of the judiciary.
When you work with us, you can appoint or change licensed distributors at any time,
Data room administrators can appoint several types of access rights to Q&A to each user.
There are no restrictions as to how many Delegates a Respondent can appoint, or how many sections of the questionnaire are delegated.
Member states of the East African Community can appoint three judges: two judges for the First Instance Division and one for the Appellate Division.
Although the public prosecutor can appoint experts under article 190, only the examining magistrate can swear them in(art. 263),
the Conference of the Parties can appoint to the Council other experts to cover fields of particular interest to the Convention COP-appointed Councillors.