Examples of using Mutually recognised in English and their translations into Finnish
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Driving licences issued by Member States shall be mutually recognised.
The certification shall be mutually recognised by all Member States.
Driver cards issued by Member States shall be mutually recognised.
Establishment of multilingual forms mutually recognised as valid in cross-border judicial proceedings.
Hence the need to strengthen mutual trust whereby legal decisions are mutually recognised.
Sound, tested, accessible,affordable and mutually recognised detection technologies are an indispensable asset in counter-terrorism work.
Article 1(2) of Directive 91/439/EEC lays down that all licences issued by a Member State have to be mutually recognised.
To achieve these objectives it is necessary to establish mutually recognised quantitative and qualitative indicators.
They should be based on mutually recognised needs, taking into account the resulting added-value for both the EU and the countries concerned.
Obviously this could be achieved by institution of a single standard, butthe coexistence of competing but mutually recognised standards could fulfil the same objective.
Tax transparency: list of mutually recognised PE fund structures(or common criteria for Member States to determine tax transparency);
Exporters from outside the EU are also benefiting from the completion of the single market with its uniform(or mutually recognised) set of norms, standards and procedures.
If decisions, whether ornot arrived at by courts, are to be mutually recognised in the absence of uniform standards, then fundamental rights in the European Union will lose out.
This concerns both regulated professions- doctors, nurses and other medical professions,where qualifications are mutually recognised by EU countries- and other professions.
These should ensure a coherent and mutually recognised interpretation of the performances and maintain the proper functioning of the Internal Market for construction products and services.
Several initiatives on a Community, bilateral and multilateral basis,including those already identified in various sectors aiming at mutually recognised qualifications, illustrate this approach.
On this basis, the warrant and the execution should be mutually recognised and evidence should be mutually admissible as between the Member States.
We support a two-state solution leading to a final and comprehensive settlement of the conflict, with Israel anda Palestinian state living side by side within secure and mutually recognised borders.
We agree that the'herbal committee' should deal with deciding mutually recognised procedures where divergent national decisions on herbal medicines are involved.
Mr President, it is surely a very good thing that the Council and the Commission are concerned that skills, abilities and competences acquired at school, in working life or in leisure time,should be, as far as possible, mutually recognised.
The objective should be to offer cost-effective European patenting, mutually recognised with the other major patenting systems worldwide and backed by a coherent pan-European litigation system25.
Mutually recognised electronic identification means and widely accepted electronic signatures will facilitate cross-border provision of numerous services in the internal market and enable businesses to go cross-border without facing obstacles in interactions with public authorities.
The STORK pilot project considers a model of interoperable electronic identity mutually recognised in all Member States, but which allows Member States to keep their systems and practices in place.
If there is no such mutually recognised electronic identification means, a doctor will not be able to access the patient medical data needed to treat him or her and the medical and laboratory tests that the patient has already undertaken will have to be repeated.
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.
The EU could perhaps facilitate the setting up of a European Education Network for Unemployed Workers with the view to offering a comprehensive, two-year educational opportunity to change career path, participate in work, training or educational exchange experiences in other Member States through the issuance of cross-border education vouchers with course-credit transfers,and to obtain a mutually recognised professional qualification at the end.
To guarantee the necessary uniformity and transparency,the Community should establish a single certification model, mutually recognised by the Member States, attesting both to train crews' compliance with certain requirements and basic fitness and to their competence, leaving it to the Member States to issue the basic licence and to railway undertakings to issue a harmonised complementary certificate.
In order to be productive enablers rather than obstacles, electronic identification, authentication, signatures and related ancillary trust services(eIAS)accordingly need to be mutually recognised and accepted throughout the EU.
Member States shall mutually recognise authorisations for field tests granted by one Member State.
The Member States will be responsible for implementing the system and mutually recognise their authorisations.