Examples of using Recognition may in English and their translations into German
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Recognition may however be refused.
Once this is satisfied appropriate recognition may then be granted by the host Member State.
The recognition may also be revoked if the possibility of on-site inspection is not assured.
Where a qualified entity no longer satisfies the criteriaset out under Article 12 of this proposal for a Regulation, the recognition may be cancelled.
The recognition may be restricted to.
As the Commission points out in its Communication, mutual recognition may, when working efficiently, promote product diversity.
However, recognition may increase your chances on the employment market.
It makes it considerably easier to update the lists of degrees, diplomas,certificates and other educational qualifications to which automatic recognition may apply.
The costs for the recognition may also be taken over by the Federal Employment Agency or the Jobcenter.
Without prejudice to national Member States' exclusive competence over taxation, coordination, streamlining and mutual recognition may help to stimulate EFP in cross-border operating companies.
The application for recognition may be submitted only during the first two semesters of your course of study at TUM.
The ESC would like tounderline that the costs of not harmonising and relying on mutual recognition may be much higher than the Commission implies in their communication.
This recognition may be performed informally by exchanging codes, without them becoming part of the supply agreement.
In the Commission's view, the French regulations should alsobe adapted in such a way that the principle of mutual recognition may be fully applied in the field of enriched foodstuffs, energy drinks and food supplements.
Recognition may be granted to both natural persons and legal entities or partnerships domiciled in Switzerland or abroad.
The recognition of foreign titles is determined either by its inclusion in a decree arising on a cultural agreement, or otherwise bythe appropriate academic authorities by means of a rectoral decree, and recognition may be partial or total.
Such recognition may entail more rewards for successful entrepreneurs and consequently more involvement of young people with such activities.
This lack of mutual recognition may well fragment the single market in electronic commerce and on-line services in the European Union.
Such recognition may be combined with recognition pursuant to an ordinance, on re-quirements pertaining to sustainable production of biomass for use as biofuels.
But however positive such recognition may be, what counts at the end of the day is the extent to which this recognition is actually reflected in policy.
This recognition may be strengthened by the closing presentation that compares their plight to the crossroads that the Italian intellectuals faced during the rise of fascism.
An excessive delay or late recognition may negatively affect the bone situation and, in the worst case, make the implantation of a revision prosthesis impossible.
This recognition may be limited, as appropriate, in accordance with existing international agreements binding the Member State of recognition or future agreements negotiated at Community level.
Development of validation and recognition may be linked to the development of National Qualification Frameworks within the overall context of the European Qualification Framework.
Recognition may at any time be limited or extended as regards certain types of ships, ships of a certain size, certain trades, or a combination thereof, in accordance with the proven capacity of the organisation concerned, by the Commission, acting in accordance with the procedure referred to in Article 92.
Right to challenge 1 Â Recognition may be challenged before the courts by any interested party, namely the mother, the child or, after its death, its issue, and by the commune of origin or domicile of the recognising person.
In addition, recognition may facilitate access to the labour market subject to laws and regulations of the Party, or a jurisdiction thereof, in which recognition is sought.
Since the principle of mutual recognition may only be implemented efficiently where there is mutual trust, it is, as discussed above66, important that these common minimum standards be complied with for this reason also.
The recognition may contain changes or additions to the certification system, especially of the standards for specification of the requirements pursuant to Arts. 4 through 8, or it may be subsequently supplemented with additional requirements, if such changes or additions are needed in order to ensure that the requirements pursuant to para.