Competences

It seeks to invest the new permanent members in particular with competences commensurate with their new responsibilities in an expanded Council.

Vested interests are everywhere.

With every vested interest fighting for itself, closed professions proved impossible to pry open.

Europe is pushing for ambitious targets but is having trouble with its own vested interests.

The supreme judicial power is vested in the Supreme Court or Riigikohus, with nineteen justices.

The IPCC faced down these vested interests.

Vested interests may also play a role.

UNIDO introduced a recruitment strategy that aimed to attract candidates with an advanced level of university education in the areas of UNIDO's competences.

But the fundamental explanation lies in a crony capitalist system with too many vested interests to maintain.

The agency was established in February 2004 and its competences were defined as follows

However, the onus of providing proof of conformity with the standard is vested with the developing country producer accessing the market.

After all, vested interests do not welcome challenges.

Business as usual and fighting to maintain vested interests

Vanuatu has a parliamentary democracy with executive power vested in the Prime Minister and a Council of 13 Ministers.

Such BCRCs are vested with legal identity and function fully under the laws and regulations of the host Government.

The document mentioned above regulates competences of the State of Bosnia and Herzegovina, its Entities and Brčko District.

Their combined efforts are providing the necessary expertise and competences to address the risks identified by the Board.

It is undertaken not as an ordinary business under traditional conditions of laissez faire, but as one vested with the public interest.

According to the Dayton Agreement, major administrative power was vested with the Entities, and this included competence for education, science and culture.

Make those assumptions explicit, and the decisive role of vested interests evaporates.

Legislative power is vested in both the government and the National Assembly.

Meeting the standards requires that more competences and responsibilities be transferred to local authorities and that privatization be accelerated.

Additional competences could be incorporated, and the mission would thus be genuinely multifunctional at the field level as well.

The divisions and competences of the Court are defined by a decision of the Higher Council of the Judiciary.

This threat to vested interests remains the impetus behind the increasing threat of serious violent confrontation between TFG and the opposition, which is in reality an alliance of convenience to preserve vested interests.

Meeting those standards requires that more competences and responsibilities be transferred to the local authorities and that privatization be accelerated.

Vested interests remain powerful, certainly in Congress and even within the White House.

Acknowledging increased capability within the Provisional Institutions in the economic area, my Special Representative recently announced further transfers of economic competences.

The basic tasks for these centres are to participate in the preparation documents from the ministries' competences and to take due care of harmonisation of these documents with the Gender Equality Law.

The international community, too, has a vested interest in seeing that China rises peacefully.

Both countries face formidable resistance to reform from formidable vested interests and lobby groups.

In the Niger, legislative power is vested in an 83 member monocameral National Assembly.

Sound enforcement implies legal tools and resources to pursue and implement an economic policy, along with an institutional design that reduces meddling by vested interests.

Instead of negotiating with vested interests in the backrooms of the White House and Congress, Obama should present a coherent plan to the American people.

Each opposition element is concerned with the impact on their respective vested interests if the Transitional Federal Government is successful in establishing itself in Somalia.

Many European politicians would view a member state s repatriation of competences as a totally destructive precedent, and thus would oppose it resolutely.

Only then will they lose their vested interest in an insurgency that has no end.

Unfortunately, strong vested interests have spent millions of dollars on spreading misinformation about climate change.

The judicial power is vested in the Constitutional Court, Supreme Court and the Economic Court.

2.13 Substantive responsibility for implementing the subprogramme is vested in the Division for Palestinian Rights.

Legislative authority is vested in a single House of Assembly consisting of 15 elected members.

Invite international organizations to support the diverse activities and programmes of national human rights institutions in accordance with their respective functions and competences and in a manner that reflects international concern for human rights.

The author used the example of how to integrate core competences using strategic architecture in view of changing market requirements and evolving technologies.

Competences required to be members of the expert review teams for the review of annual information submitted under Article 7, paragraph 1 are