Примери за използване на Issued by a third country на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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(d)‘direct authorisation' means a fishing authorisation issued by a third country competent authority to a Union fishing vessel outside the framework of an SFPA;
In case of urgency and in accordance with Article 19, the On-Call Coordination(OCC) may receive andprocess requests referred to in paragraph 1 of this Article and issued by a third country which has concluded a working arrangement with Eurojust.
Direct authorisation' means a fishing authorisation issued by a third country competent authority to a Union fishing vessel outside the framework of a sustainable fisheries partnership agreement.
The ship has a master, officer or enlisted men,who are in possession of certificates issued by a third country which has not ratified the STCW 78/95.
The rapporteur also welcomes the proposal to review the procedure for recognising seafarers' certificates issued by a third country, and the proposal for a system for the withdrawal of recognition.
If the broker shows you a license issued by a third country(not an EU member), then they do not have the right to offer their services in Bulgaria, before registering a local branch and obtaining a license from the FSC.
Eurojust may, with the agreement of the Member States concerned, coordinate the execution of requests for judicial cooperation issued by a third country where such requests require execution in at least two Member States as part of the same investigation.
If the broker shows you a license issued by a third country(not an EU member), then they do not have the right to offer their services in Bulgaria, before registering a local branch and obtaining a license from the FSC.
(29) Provision should be made for Eurojust to coordinate the execution of requests for judicial cooperation issued by a third country when they relate to a single investigation and require execution in at least two Member States.
Evidence of formal qualifications issued by a third country shall be regarded as evidence of formal qualifications if the holder has three years' professional experience in the profession concerned on the territory of the Member State which recognised that evidence of formal qualifications in accordance with Article 2(2), certified by that Member State.
Provision should be made for Eurojust to coordinate the execution of requests for judicial cooperation issued by a third country, where those requests require execution in at least two Member States as part of the same investigation.
Where a Member State exchanges a driving licence issued by a third country for a Community model driving licence, such exchange shall be recorded in the latter as shall any subsequent renewal or replacement.
In urgent cases and in accordance with Article 19, the OCC may receive andtransmit the requests referred to in paragraph 1 of this Article if they have been issued by a third country which has concluded a cooperation agreement or working arrangement with Eurojust.
Where a Member State exchanges a driving licence issued by a third country for a Community model driving licence, such exchange shall be recorded in the latter as shall any subsequent renewal or replacement.
(f) the ship is flying the flag of a country which has not ratified the STCW Convention, or has a master,officer or rating holding a certificate issued by a third country which has not ratified the STCW Convention.
Eurojust shall coordinate the execution of requests for judicial cooperation issued by a third country where these requests are part of the same investigation and require execution in at least two Member States.
Notwithstanding point a in the case of flight instruction being given to an ATO located outside the territory of the Member States, the competent authority,a may award an instructor certificate to an applicant who holds a license issued by a third country in accordance with Annex 1 to the Chicago Convention provided that the applicant.
When a Member State intends to withdraw the endorsements of all certificates issued by a third country it shall without delay inform the Commission and the other Member States of its intention, giving substantiated reasons therefor.
If there are no endorsements attesting recognition issued by a Member State in relation to certificates of competency or certificates of proficiency,referred to in▌ Article 19(1), issued by a third country for a period of more than eight years, the recognition of that country's certificates shall be re-examined.
Member States shall not recognise guarantees of origins issued by a third country except where the Commission has signed an agreement with that third country on mutual recognition of guarantees of origin issued in the Union and compatible guarantees of origin systems established in that country, where there is direct import or export of energy.
(b) the issue of an import licence orthe release into free circulation being subject to the presentation of a document issued by a third country or an entity certifying inter alia the origin, the authenticity and the quality characteristics of the products;
Provision should be made for Eurojust to coordinate the execution of requests for judicial cooperation issued by a third country, where those requests require execution in at least two Member States as part of the same investigation.
When a Member State issues, for reasons of equivalence, a licence on the basis of a licence issued by a third country together with the privileges and certificates pertaining thereto, this shall be recorded in the licence.
In the case of an offer to the public oradmission to trading on a regulated market of securities issued by a third country issuer, in a Member State other than the home Member State, the requirements set out in Articles 23, 24 and 25 shall apply.
In the case of an offer to the public oradmission to trading on a regulated market of securities issued by a third country issuer, in a Member State other than the home Member State, the requirements set out in Articles 23, 24 and 25 shall apply.
(29) Provision should be made for Eurojust to coordinate, with the agreement of the Member States concerned, the execution of requests for judicial cooperation issued by a third country when they relate to a single investigation and where these requests require execution in at least two Member States as part of the same investigation.
If there are no endorsements attesting recognition issued by a Member State in relation to certificates of competency or certificates of proficiency,referred to in Article 19, issued by a third country for a period of more than 10 years, the recognition of that country's certificates shall be re-examined in consultation with the Member States and the relevant stakeholders.