| One of the most important issues to come out of the Convention discussions has been the reiteration of the doctrine of conferral. |
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| Grounds to warrant conferral of privileges on persons serving on constituted bodies have not been identified to date. |
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| We also feel that Eurostat's powers should be enhanced, including the conferral of investigative powers. |
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| The limits of Union competences are governed by the principle of conferral. |
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| The question to be answered in each individual instance is whether there has in fact been a conferral of such a power. |
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| A delegation of authority is a specific act of conferral of a defined range of authority to act, with conditions attached to it. |
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| The legislation is also characterized in many parts by the conferral of broad discretion. |
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| So I completed my PhD, but I had no money to attend the conferral ceremony. |
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| The Czech Republic made a special effort to increase the number of measures covered by a conferral of management decision. |
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| Does the function involve the conferral of a benefit? |
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| In 1999 and 2000, however, High Court decisions cast doubt on the validity of aspects of the scheme including the conferral of state jurisdiction on the federal court and state power on federal officials. |
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| A telephone conferral with the etiquette consultant Letitia Baldrige resolved the issue: she suggested that hungry heads of state have been slaughtering lamb for centuries, and the Host Committee agreed. |
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| The conferral of town status was presumed at some point, but is not supported by sources. |
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| Bean saw the conferral of titled distinctions as inconsistent with the values of mateship, equality, democracy and larrikinism which he attributed to the Anzacs and praised as quintessentially Australian. |
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| A university spokeswoman said its senate had approved Howard's conferral last December and Bob Hawke would receive an honorary doctorate later in the year. |
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| The Ministry of the Attorney General should establish a policy which sets limitations on the kinds of benefits that may be conferred on jailhouse in-custody informers or appropriate preconditions to their conferral. |
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| Under the principle of conferral, the Union shall act only within the limits of the competences conferred upon it by the Member States in the Treaties to attain the objectives set out therein. |
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| The Union shall ensure consistency between its policies and activities, taking all of its objectives into account and in accordance with the principle of conferral of powers. |
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| Therefore, there is no constitutional objection to the conferral on a superior court of a novel jurisdiction, or a jurisdiction traditionally exercised by inferior courts. |
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| Likewise, the CLRAE is called upon to participate actively in the follow-up activities and to give its opinion on the criteria for the conferral of the below-mentioned Landscape award of the Council of Europe. |
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| The subsequent accreditation is first of all a task to be carried out by the competent authority in the Slovak Republic, before the Commission can examine and decide on the conferral of management of aid. |
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