Sentences with word «conferral»

On the other hand, the power of withdrawal can not «confer upon [the Commission] a right of veto in the conduct of the legislative process, a right which would be contrary to the principles of conferral of powers and institutional balance.»

Transcripts showing the award of your degree can be sent approximately one week after the degree conferral dates shown above.

Given the dominant functions of television in status conferral and image creation, religious uses of television may more effectively be achieved through secular programming than through religious programming.

«The certificate we are presenting to you represents conferral of legitimacy to pronounce you to the world as the duly elected officials.

It is paid on the amount or value of any such distributions or conferrals made by an electing entity at any time after the election made by the entity becomes effective.

These are classic conferral of powers arguments, noting simultaneously the importance of division of competences and procedure on the one hand, and trying to delimit the scope of the CCP vis - à - vis the internal market legal basis on the other hand.

As is well - known, the principle of conferral holds that the EU can 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.

Taught interpersonal skills and resolved student problems by timely and sensitive conferral with parents / teachers / administration.

I am particularly concerned by the proposed conferral of power on the NNTT to direct a party to produce documents.

The university officials told her, «It would be impossible for the faculty of Grace University to affirm your Christian character, a requirement for degree conferral.»

The dominance of paid - time religious programs on television at present is possibly creating a substantial status - conferral effect.

If you have a PhD, the date or anticipated date of conferral of your doctoral degree must be on or after January 11, 2017, and before January 15, 2019.

Contemporary public concern for protecting nature's ecological equilibrium should lead to conferral of standing upon environmental objects to sue for their own preservation.

On the occasion of the conferral of the honorary degree upon Charles Hartshorne, we tried to bring together all the process people we could contact in Europe for a weekend devoted to Whitehead s Legacy.

Sean, the reason given above, and I'm not sure that is the entire statement from the university, says: «It would be impossible for the faculty of Grace University to affirm your Christian character, a requirement for degree conferral.»

While television is not the only source of American culture and thought, it has a significant effect in the conferral of status on particular movements and issues, and in the setting of personal and social agendas.

Coupled with the conferral of this new power on the Scottish Parliament should come limitations on its exercise, to mitigate — if not cure — the problems that the right to secession brings.

For many years, the royal family has worked hard to maintain the Union — without, of course, ever stating this position publically — and conferral of the title of «Duke of Edinburgh» on the heir apparent reflects this commitment.

On 7 June, a symposium will be held to mark the conferral of Bouwer's doctorate, at which international scientists will share new insights into sense of rhythm and the brain.

Foreign transcripts — records of all courses, seminars, and examinations, including grades, scores, grading scales, and conferrals of degrees — must be in English.

AANAPISIs also play a crucial role in AAPI student attendance and degree conferral.

Pictor laureatus in honour of Frank Stella; with drawings and a collage by Frank Stella; [exhibition catalogue of Jenoptik AG and the Art History Institute on the occasion of the conferral of the title of doctor philosophiae honoris causa by the Faculty of Humanities of Friedrich Schiller University, Jena, on 6 February 1996, Galerie der Jenoptik, 7.

While the outcome of the judgment is not that surprising, the Court's reasoning is only partly helpful in shedding further light on the principle of conferral and the choice of the correct legal basis for the conclusion of international agreements when an agreement covers a number of policy areas.

However, in this case, Article 50, as a legal basis, would be virtually unlimited in its material scope, which may raise constitutional questions, in particular as regards the principle of conferral.

During the annulment proceedings Germany argued that the EU lacked competence in the matter and acted in violation of the principle of conferral, the obligation to state reasons, the principle of sincere cooperation, together with the principle of effective judicial protection.

This conferral of separate identity allows corporations to operate as people by owning properties, entering into contracts, suing and being sued.

The principle of conferral and its use in points 51 - 53 of the opinion is also interesting to follow and ponder about.

For, as two members of the Council legal service recently argued: «It appears doubtful that the Council and its Member States will change their position about mixity, a practice that, reinforced with provisional application, is founded on the fundamental principle of conferral and which in their view has proven to be very useful.»

All in all, despite the prominence of the principle of conferral in the Lisbon Treaty and the «constitutional significance» the Court attaches to it, the Court's most recent doctrine is not really clarifying how institutions should act when choosing the correct legal basis.

Although the approach can be praised from a conferral of powers perspective, this conclusion seems a bit forced and problematic for two reasons.

In any event, it seems plain that the issue of mixity should be guided by the constitutional principle of conferral and not by political expediency in the eyes of the proponents of such trade deals.

Moreover, the conferral and exercise of police powers, including the right to demand information or search a person or place, engages s. 8 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms and must be fully justified with reference to context - specific security needs.

We should point out that if an English court were to determine that Assange's status as a diplomat is ordinarily determined by notification by Ecuador, the argument suggested in Dapo's previous post that that such a claim of diplomatic status might be defeated because of an abuse of rights relating to the conferral of Ecuadorian nationality would remain a possibility.