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- The Presidency will entrust the technical implementation to ISU/GICHD.
- The Presidency shall entrust the technical implementation to:
- The Presidency shall entrust the technical implementation to the UN Secretariat (ODA).
- Entrust the competition authority with efficient means to directly enforce the law and impose sanctions.
- The interested parties argue that PPAs are documents that entrust generators with SGEIs.
- The Institute may enter into contractual relations, in particular subcontracting arrangements, with other organisations, in order to accomplish any tasks which it may entrust to them.
- The Commission will also develop tasks relating to the implementation of the programme which it would be inappropriate to entrust to the agency.
- The Committee may entrust the study of specific questions to its alternate members or may establish working groups to this end.
- The Commission considers, firstly, that national authorities have to define the SGEI clearly and entrust it explicitly to a particular undertaking.
- entrust the handling of animals only to personnel who have followed training courses on the relevant technical rules set out in Annex I;
- maintain an authority entrusted with the task of granting breeders’ rights or entrust the said task to an authority maintained by another Contracting Party;
- It is also necessary to entrust the Authority with the task of carrying out all research of benefit to the European GNSS programmes.
- However, the Commission does not consider that the successive remuneration agreements between CDP and PI entrust a service of general interest by themselves.
- Member States may entrust the investigating body with the task of carrying out investigations of railway accidents and incidents other than those referred to in Article 19.
- The Committee shall be responsible for preparing the meetings of the Council and for carrying out any mandate which the Council may entrust to it.