Traducción de «personal a la parte » (Español → Inglés) :

persons engaged in share fishing

participate in health staff training | participate in healthcare personnel training | participate in health personnel training | participate in training staff in the health sector

personal appearance of the parties

become a party in a treaty

third party lease [ third-party lease ]

glomerular | glomular

battery-top manning | oventop operators

rental advisor in personal and household goods | rental sales desk clerk in personal and household goods | rental service assistant in personal and household goods | rental service representative in personal and household goods

personal trainer & sport therapist | personal trainer and sport therapist | personal trainer | well-being personal trainer

Encourages MEPs and the Council’s representatives to follow the Commission practice, as established by its decision of 25 November 2014, to publish information about meetings between them or their staff, on the one hand, and stakeholders and civil society, on the other.

11. Acknowledges from the Authority that its conflicts of interests policy for staff and other contractual parties, as well as for non-staff, was adopted and implemented; takes note from the Authority that the CVs and declarations of interests of the members of the Management Board and the Board of Supervisors, as well as the declarations of interests of the Chairperson, the Executive Director and all members of senior management were published on the Authority’s website; notes that the declarations of interests are public on the website of the Authority;

Furthermore, the institution is fully entitled to exclude the candidatures of staff of the executive agencies from that competition, since those staff are not officials and temporary staff members in the service of the institution.

3. Furthermore, recalls that there are EU Agencies such as the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) to which the legislator has assigned tasks that are fundamental for the functioning of the European Union and its industry; up to 80% of EASA's budget and staff is financed by fees and charges paid by the aviation industry; requests, in this regard, that the Budgetary Authority take this into account and limit the budgetary and staff reductions to the part of the budget financed by the EU, thus allowing EU Agencies such as the EASA to recruit the necessary human resources to be able to carry out the tasks requested and paid for by the ...[+++]industry;