Примеры использования Recognition of ship's certificates на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Mutual recognition of ship's certificates.
II. Harmonized procedure for consideration of applications for recognition of ship's certificates.
Reciprocal recognition of ship's certificates.
Elaboration of harmonized procedure for consideration of applications for recognition of ship's certificates and boatmasters' licenses.
Reciprocal recognition of ship's certificates.
The Working Party also noted the ongoing work by the River Commissions on ensuring mutual recognition of ship's certificates between their Member States.
Vi. reciprocal recognition of ship's certificates.
The Working Party may wish to consider what recommendation, if any, it should submit to the Working Party on Inland Water Transport on the subject of the mutual recognition of ship's certificates.
Recognition of ship's certificates and boatmaster's licences.
Procedure and conditions for the recognition of ship's certificates by UNECE member States.
For recognition of ship's certificates and boatmasters' licenses 24 and 25.
Harmonized procedure for consideration of applications for recognition of ship's certificates and boatmasters' licenses.
Mutual recognition of ship's certificates Agenda item 9 a.
Elaboration of harmonized procedure for consideration of applications for recognition of ship's certificates and boatmasters' licenses Agenda item 5a.
Reciprocal recognition of ship's certificates and boatmaster's licenses.
It is prepared based on the above-mentioned CCNR draft Procedure and Conditions for the Recognition of Ship's Certificates and Boatmasters' Licenses TRANS/SC.3/2005/5/Add.1.
VI. RECIPROCAL RECOGNITION OF SHIP'S CERTIFICATES AND BOATMASTER'S LICENSES Agenda item 5.
The Working Party considered document TRANS/SC.3/2005/5/Add.1 containing the draft procedures and conditions for the recognition of ship's certificates and boatmasters' licenses elaborated by the Central Commission for the Navigation on the Rhine.
The issue of mutual recognition of ship's certificates is closely related to the harmonization of technical requirements.
Noting that the majority of documents concerned the recognition of boatmasters' licenses, SC.3/WP.3 asked Governments andthe River Commissions, especially, to submit information on the recognition of ship's certificates ECE/TRANS/SC.3/WP.3/64, para.13.
As a matter of principle the recognition of ship's certificates is not retroactive.
The Working Party may wish to take into account this comparison and decide how to carry out a more detailed analysis of the equivalence of the provisions of Resolution No.61 and Directive 2006/87/EC,as well as other measures necessary to achieve a further harmonization of technical prescriptions on the pan-European level and to facilitate the recognition of ship's certificates on European waterways.
The Working Party noted the progress on the issues of mutual recognition of ship's certificates and boatmasters' licenses, as described below.
The issues of mutual recognition of ship's certificates and boatmasters' licences were addressed by SC.3/WP.3 and the results of these discussions are presented below.
At its forty-ninth session, the Working Party SC.3 agreed to include the question of the recognition of ship's certificates and boatmasters' licenses throughout Europe into its Programme of Work.
With respect to the issue of the recognition of ship's certificates, the Working Party asked the secretariat to contact the Governments with a request for an example of their national ship's certificate and for information on their methodology for completing the certificate. .
The Working Partymay wish to consider the document, taking into account the more detailed regulations on the recognition of ship's certificates, which are being elaborated by the CCNR and which are presented in the addendum to this document.
In this context, the Committee may wish to take note of the ongoing work on harmonizing technical requirements for inland vessels(through further developing resolution No. 61 on Harmonized Europe-Wide Technical Requirements for Inland Navigation Vessels) and on helping to create a harmonized andsimplified regulatory environment for inland navigation a common liability regime for ship owners, recognition of ship's certificates and boatmasters' licenses etc.
Harmonized procedure for consideration of applications for recognition of ship's certificates and boatmasters' licenCes: Mutual recognition of boatmasters' licences.
Standardization would facilitate the reciprocal recognition of ship's certificates between UNECE countries and serve to reduce legal, technical, administrative and organizational obstacles encountered by international inland navigation operators.