Примери за използване на Mutually recognised на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Driving licences are mutually recognised.
The Card will be mutually recognised between EU countries participating in the system, on a voluntary basis.
Driver cards issued by Member States shall be mutually recognised.
Any such proof shall be mutually recognised by the Contracting Parties without any further investigation being required.
Driver cards issued by Member States shall be mutually recognised.
Any such proof shall be mutually recognised by the Member States and Serbia without any further investigation being required.
To that end, it is essential that judgments delivered in a Member State are mutually recognised.
Any such proof shall be based on elements that are mutually recognised by the Requested and the Requesting States.
All valid driving licences in the European Economic Area(EEA)are fully and mutually recognised.
Any such proof shall be mutually recognised by the Contracting Parties without any further investigation being required.
Member States will not be required to harmonise their national laws, butthey may adapt them so that they are mutually recognised.
Any such proof shall be mutually recognised by the Member States and Armenia without any further investigation being required.
Authorisation by a competent authority andproof of the successful completion of relevant training courses should be mutually recognised by all Member States.
Any such proof shall be mutually recognised by the Member States and Armenia without any further investigation being required.
Notes that because there are no harmonised rules at EU level, the development of a European drone market might be impeded,given that national authorisations are generally not mutually recognised among the Member States;
Any such proof shall be mutually recognised by the Member States and the Russian Federation without any further verification being required.
This report aims to strengthen measures of cooperation between Member States by encouraging vocational education andtraining that is mutually recognised, of a better quality, more geared towards the needs of the labour market and more accessible to all.
Any such proof shall be mutually recognised by the Member States and the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia without any further investigation being required.
In accordance with Article 16(1) of Directive 2001/16/EC, where compliance with the TSIs has been achieved and an EC Declaration of Verification is granted within one Member State for freight wagons,this shall be mutually recognised by all Member States.
The EU sets a minimum recommended age of 16 years at which licences are mutually recognised by all Members States(Member States may go to 14 in their own country).
(12) The certificates should be mutually recognised by all Member States in order to allow air navigation service providers to provide services in a Member State other than the country in which they obtained their certificates, within the limits of the safety requirements.
The EU sets a minimum recommended age of 16 years at which licences are mutually recognised by all Members States(Member States may go to 14 in their own country).
For self-employed persons and professionals to establish themselves in another Member State or offer their services there on a temporary basis, diplomas, certificates andother proof of professional qualification as issued in the different Member States need to be mutually recognised, and any national provisions governing access to different professions need to be coordinated and harmonised.
Secondly, the Union has been divided up into three zones where admissions are mutually recognised, which brings us closer to a unified market with less red tape and earlier availability of better plant protection products.
Regarding the recognition of other member states' seafarers,the new rules will clarify which certificates need to be mutually recognised so as to allow seafarers certified by one EU country to work on board vessels flying another EU country's flag.
Calls on the Commission to come up with a proposal to ensure that mobility programmes, such as Erasmus+,are mutually recognised by the Member States, and to ensure sustained increased investments in Erasmus+, as well as financial and individual support;
The cooperation will involve public authorities andother stakeholders committed to promoting shared or mutually recognised principles for validating and certifying digital solutions for adoption in health systems(for instance, mHealth and independent living).