full powers

释义

全权；

英英释义

Full Powers

• Full Powers is a term in international law and is the authority of a person to sign a treaty or convention on behalf of a sovereign state. Persons other than the head of state, head of government or foreign minister of the state must produce Full Powers in order to sign a treaty binding their government.

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双语例句

1. The police have full investigatory powers.
   警察拥有调查全权。
2. I give you full power to act for me.
   全权代我处理。

权威例句

Article 7: Full Powers
Full powers in arithmetic progressions
On $germ m$-full powers of parameter ideals.
Yves Klein : with the void, full powers : Hirshhorn, Walker Art Center
Part I The Conclusion of Treaties, Ch.VI Full Powers and Signature
China's Full Powers in the Sino-Japanese Peace Negotiations (1895) : An Analysis of International Law
"Yves Klein: With the Void, Full Powers": HIRSHHORN MUSEUM AND SCULPTURE GARDEN, WASHINGTON, DC
Kajian Yuridis Terhadap Surat Kuasa Penuh (Full Powers) Menurut Pasal 7 Konvensi Wina 1969
Full Powers and Ratification. A study in the development of treaty-making procedure. By J. Mervyn Jones, m.a., ll.b. Cambridge Studi...
1980 Senate Bill 1028. An Act To Grant Small Claims Courts The Full Powers Necessary To Achieve A Complete And Fair Resolution Of Th...