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1 делегированное управление
делегированное управление
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delegated management
The process of assigning or transferring authority, decision making or a specific administrative function from one entity to another. (Source: OED)
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2 UEFA-Generalsekretär
■ Person, die vom UEFA-Exekutivkomitee ernannt wird, die für die Organisation, Verwaltung und Führung der UEFA-Administration verantwortlich ist und die insbesondere die UEFA vertritt, die UEFA-Direktoren nach Rücksprache mit dem UEFA-Präsidenten ernennt und abberuft, einen jährlichen Geschäftsplan unterbreitet und den Voranschlag erstellt.■ The person appointed by the UEFA Executive Committee, who is responsible for the organisation, management and direction of the UEFA administration, whose main duties are the representation of UEFA, as delegated by the UEFA president, the appointment and dismissal of UEFA directors, after consultation with the UEFA president, the submission of an annual business plan, and the drawing up of a budget.
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