Examples of using System of mutual recognition in English and their translations into Danish
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General system of mutual recognition of qualifications COM(88) 824 final.
Like the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs, we too have called for a system of mutual recognition;
The present system of mutual recognition of professional qualifications remains unchanged.
I also think it would be a good idea to see if we can agree on a system of mutual recognition.
The current system of mutual recognition means we are open to chains breaking at their weakest link.
The countries have considerable confidence in the existing system of mutual recognition of higher education qualifications.
You are absolutely right- the European Arrest Warrant must be a success,because it means truly embracing a system of mutual recognition.
Some were in favour of the creation of a system of mutual recognition based on individual registers in each Member State.
Mr President, this is a problem we are goingto have to resolve, within the more general framework of the system of mutual recognition of diplomas.
Indeed, if the system of mutual recognition is to work, there must also be complete mutual confidence in police and judicial systems in the Member States.
I believe that by means of harmonization we have achieved a certain degree of progress on the vertical level,but also that the system of mutual recognition has also brought with it many advantages.
The proposal extends the system of mutual recognition instituted by Directive 89/48/EEC to occupations whose requirements for education and training are less stringent.
However, the wording of Article 11( 1)of the proposed directive does not appear to have taken into account the specific EU system of mutual recognition, as set out in the Consolidated Banking Directive 3.
It extends the system of mutual recognition introduced by Directive 89/48/EEC(summary 7.10) to those professions for which the required level of training is not as high.
That obligation is unconditional and sufficiently precise in so far as it requires,for a medical specialist to be able to benefit from the system of mutual recognition established by Directive 75/362, that his training be full-time and remunerated;
If this system of mutual recognition worked perfectly, in other words if it were fully applied everywhere, the result would be a 1.8% increase in Europe's GDP, which certainly represents a significant macroeconomic impact.
With the introduction of regulations in the area of metrology, I would prefer a voluntary system of mutual recognition of national regulations, based on international standards, rather than a top-down centralised harmonisation.
Is there any system of mutual recognition of a ruling by one national authority, or would it be necessary to challenge the use of a CE mark on something like a stun gun separately in each of the 15 Member States?
As has been stated, the European Commission's main aim isto replace current legal assistance mechanisms, based on international conventions, with a system of mutual recognition, requiring a judgment in one Member State to be recognised directly, without it having to be converted into a national judgment.
If this system of mutual recognition is to operate without damage to direct insurers in a host country and under the same conditions of competition throughout the EU, the transposition of the directive into national law must be harmonised in a similar way as with banks, and national supervisors must cooperate as regards their methods of supervision.
Any system leading to one stop shop solutions across all orlots of Member States or a system of mutual recognition of the means which each Member State has recognised as appropriate at national level should be left to national regulators at this stage.
The Nordic countries have worked together for many years in the field of education and training, both in the context of the Lisbon Recognition Convention and as members of the European Higher Education Area.[1] As such,the countries have considerable confidence in the existing system of mutual recognition of higher education qualifications.
However a major advance was made at the end of 1988 when the Council adopted a Directive introducing a general system of mutual recognition of all professional diplomas granted on completion of tertiary level professional education and training lasting at least three years.
A system of mutual recognition could cause great legal insecurity; it might be appropriate to advocate a system of prior or deferred examination, but immediately following registration, thereby reconciling the requirements of speed in granting the right with legal security and the safeguarding of those most affected by the granting of models.
It is encouraging to note that after sustained efforts of Member States extending over several years,this directive will finally establish a system of mutual recognition of professional qualifications that will enable the citizens of one Member State to look for employment in another Member State under the same conditions as the nationals of the host state.
The regulation which we are discussing has also established the terms under which a company can employ a transport manager, has reinforced authorisation and monitoring procedures, has provided regulations for electronic registers and the protection of electronic data, has dealt with the issue of penalties for non-compliance with the regulation andhas set up a system of mutual recognition of diplomas and prior rights.
In my view systems of mutual recognition are more attractive. They are after all more subtle and sophisticated.
Make e-Government an everyday convenience for European citizens and businesses by establishing a list of common cross-border services that allow businesses andcitizens to operate independently or live anywhere in the EU and by setting up systems of mutual recognition of electronic identities.
They consist of a system known as mutual recognition, which is designed to prevent evasion of national measures to guarantee access to television repeats of important events.
That approach was based very much on the test house system and mutual recognition in every country in the Union of acceptable testing.