Examples of using Mutually recognised in English and their translations into German
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The certificates would be mutually recognised by the Member States.
Article 1(2) of Directive 91/439/EEC lays down that all licencesissued by a Member State have to be mutually recognised.
All exams will be mutually recognised, resulting in a double degree.
We believe, however, that individual Member States shouldjudge which professional qualifications are to be mutually recognised.
Such certificates shall be mutually recognised by the Member States for this purpose.
Member States will not be required to harmonise their national laws,but they may adapt them so that they are mutually recognised.
These registration certificates are mutually recognised by the Member States Article 4.
Every EU citizen can work where he or she wants sinceuniversity degrees and apprenticeship diplomas are generally speaking mutually recognised.
To achieve these objectives it is necessary to establish mutually recognised quantitative and qualitative indicators.
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.
The STORK pilot projectconsiders 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.
Verification by the Member States that insurance has been taken out,with the issue of certificates that are mutually recognised throughout Europe.
As temporary number plates are not mutually recognised within the EU, check first whether all the countries you will drive through will accept the temporary plate you obtain in the country where you buy your car.
However, private equity funds are faced with additional tax complications andmost funds structures are not mutually recognised in the different Member States.
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.
Exporters from outside the EU are alsobenefiting from the completion of the single market with its uniform(or mutually recognised) set of norms, standards and procedures.
This Action Plan aims to assist Member States in implementing mutually recognised and interoperable electronic signatures and e-identification solutions, in order to facilitate the provision of cross-border public services in an electronic environment.
This law also ensures that, in the future, European measuring instruments manufactured in Germany will be brought to the market by the same procedure andbe mutually recognised beyond Germany's borders.
The prospectus would have to beapproved by the home country authority of the issuer and mutually recognised in all European markets subject to a simple notification procedure and without additional information requirements.
This Directive updates the list of diplomas awarded to specialist doctors in EU MemberStates(established by Directive 93/16/EEC), which are mutually recognised across the Union.
COMETT's 1987 initiatives were alsoseen to have increased awareness of the need for mutually recognised, common qualifications and the free movement of qualified people in order to exploit fully the potential of 1992.
In Science and Technology, the Joint Council agreed on the proposal for a pilot phase programme of 4 6 cooperation projects in the two fields of joint research and academic cooperation,including steps to develop mutually recognised curricula and diploma.
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.
Furthermore, member states are invited to enhance security, privacy,and trust and confidence in these services by applying mutually recognised solutions and electronic identification.
While Ministers all agreed that citizens should be happy to trust any government(including foreign governments, following the SWIFT agreement on exchange of banking data) with their personal data,they did not trust each other to be responsible for mutually recognised asylum procedures.
For example, the"living agreement" would create undemocraticprocesses, as within the scope of Regulatory Cooperation, in future standards and norms maybe mutually recognised or harmonised without relevant public discussion or parliamentary approval.
Whereas, for the purpose of the common transport policy, and as a contribution to improving road traffic safety, as well as to facilitate the movement of persons settling in a Member State other than that in which they have passed a driving test, it is desirable that there should be aCommunity model national driving licence mutually recognised by the Member States without any obligation to exchange;
The prospectus(or the Registration Document, the Securities Note and the Summary Note when the registration system is used) would have to beapproved by the home country authority of the issuer and mutually recognised in all European markets subject to a simple notification procedure and without additional information requirements.
All pesticide distributors, not just those who sell to professional users, must ensure that some members of their staff have a special certificate of aptitude- which of course,as one Member commented, will be mutually recognised- to provide information on pesticides and are available to provide advice to customers.
The diploma issued by the school is a Masters Diploma in Management and Marketing recognised by both the Polish education authorities and by the Toulouse School ofCommerce an agreement regarding double diplomas mutually recognised by both the Polish school and the Toulouse institution was signed in August 1993.