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Übersetzung für 'officio' von Englisch nach Deutsch

ex officio {adv} <e.o.>

qua Amt

kraft seines Amtes

kraft Amteslaw

von Amts wegenlaw

ex officio <e.o.>law

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ex officio licence [Br.]

Amtslizenz {f}

• ex officio <e.o.> = ex officio <e.o.>

• In provincial boards, the provincial presidents of the League of Barangays (villages), Sangguniang Kabataan (youth councils) and of the Philippine Councilors League sit as "ex officio" board members.
• "Ex officio" members are selected from the immediate past conference general co-chairs and from future conference co-chairs.
• They are the "regular" members, as opposed to the Secretary of Justice and a representative of Congress who are the "ex officio" members.
• The NAPOLCOM as a collegial body is composed of an ex-officio chairperson, four regular Commissioners, and the PNP Chief as ex-officio member, one of whom is designated by the President as the vice-chairperson.
• Historically, some state trial courts have traditionally used the county clerk as the ex officio court clerk as a money-saving measure.

• Gonzales was listed as the President of the Board of Trustees (ex-officio) for the Hoboken Public Library in its 20th Annual Report.
• The Federal City Council at one point had an "ex officio" class of membership.
• He is the current chairman of the Sheung Shui Rural Committee, ex officio executive committee member of the Heung Yee Kuk and ex officio member of the North District Council.
• As a president of the Front National, Marine Le Pen currently sits as an "ex officio" member among the FN Executive Office (8 members), the Executive Committee (42 members) and the Central Committee (3 "ex officio" members, 100 elected members, 20 co-opted members).
• The chairs of the respective houses' committees of justice shall serve as "ex officio" members of the Judicial and Bar Council.

• The President of Ireland has been President of the society since its foundation; "ex officio" under the Red Cross Act 1944, and before then by government order.
• Note that in many countries, the head of state office has an "ex officio" military rank; for example, the President of the United States is commander-in-chief of the armed forces.
• Until 15 October 2011, the Bishop of Sodor and Man was dean "ex officio", but on that date the vicar of the parish became dean "ex officio"; this is thought to have been the historical arrangement from the 12th century until the late 19th century.