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41 budgetary control authority
autoriteit voor budgetcontrole (in voetbal) -
42 by the authority vested in him
in zijn gezag -
43 central authority
centraal gezag -
44 competent authority
bevoegd eigendom -
45 constitutional authority
grondwettelijk gezag (een lichaam die wetten eigend) -
46 consumer's protection authority
instantie voor verbruikersbescherming -
47 debiting by authority
het debiteren door volmachtiging (het debiteren van een bankrekening van een klant) -
48 delegate authority
overdragen van authoriteit, overdragen van gezag -
49 delegated authority
gemachtigde authoriteit -
50 delegation of authority
gezagsoverdracht -
51 exceed the limits of one's authority
hij gaat buiten zijn gezag,zijn machtEnglish-Dutch dictionary > exceed the limits of one's authority
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52 exceeded his authority
overschreed zijn bevoegdheid -
53 exclusive authority
exclusief gezag, uitzonderlijk gezag (gezag wat geen andere discipline bevat) -
54 executive authority
uitvoerende authoriteit -
55 exert authority
authoriteit uitoefenen, gezag uitoefenen -
56 explicit authority
uitdrukkelijk gezag -
57 giving authority
gezag geven -
58 has full authority
heeft volle authoriteit -
59 has no authority
heeft geen authoriteit -
60 heads of the local authority
het hoofd van het gemeentehuis (de burgemeester,en de gemeenteleden)
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