Examples of using Mutually recognised in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Qualifying employment is mutually recognised.
Any such proof shall be mutually recognised by the Contracting Parties without any further investigation being required.
Licences issued by EU countries must be mutually recognised.
Any such proof shall be mutually recognised by the Member States and Albania without any further investigation being required.
(d) Driver cardsissued by Member States shall be mutually recognised.
The status of CTP will be mutually recognised by all Member States.
Driver cards issued by Member States shall be mutually recognised.
Sound, tested, accessible, affordable and mutually recognised detection technologies are an indispensable asset in counter-terrorism work.
To that end,it is essential that judgments delivered in a Member State are mutually recognised.
Any such proofshall be based on elements that are mutually recognised by the Requested and the Requesting States.
All valid driving licencesin the European Economic Area(EEA) are fully and mutually recognised.
Ensure that return decisions are mutually recognised in the EU and promote collaboration between EU countries in carrying out these decisions;
Article 2(1) of the Directive provides that driving licencesissued by Member States shall be mutually recognised.
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.
Member States will not be required to harmonise their national laws,but they may adapt them so that they are mutually recognised.
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.
International operators have to go through repeated approval processes in each Member State where they intend to operate,often requiring the provision of evidence not mutually recognised by 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.
Obviously this could be achieved by institution of a single standard, but the coexistence of competing but mutually recognised standards could fulfil the same objective.
Mutually recognised electronic identification means will facilitate cross-border provision of numerous services in the internal market and enable businesses to operate on a cross-border basis without facing many 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.
Member States shall, with the assistance of the Commission and the involvement of social partners,develop a mutually recognised European Maritime Diploma of Excellence providing advanced training for seafarers above and beyond the requirements of the STCW Convention in order further to enhance the European maritime skills base.
Migration to a single(common) safety certificate and single vehicle authorisation(setting up European"passport" for vehicles): national authorities issue singlesafety certificates& single vehicle authorisations(mutually recognised by definition).
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 licences.'.
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 issuanceof cross-border education vouchers with course-credit transfers, and to obtain a mutually recognised professional qualification at the end.
The Seller and the user(buyer) as participants in electronic commerce mutually recognise the validity of electronic messages in court.
Member States shall take thenecessary measures to ensure that competent authorities mutually recognise and accept the certificates of destruction issued in other Member States in accordance with paragraph 3.
The Treaty on European Unionstipulates that Member States must also mutually recognise equivalent products legally sold in another Member State.
Further, these Member States shall endeavour toconclude an agreement on the supervision provided for in this Article, mutually recognising the supervision tasks already undertaken, also with regard to air navigation service providers providing services in a Member State other than that in which they have their principal place of operation.'.
I feel it is important that, using lifelong learning and the framework of the Bologna process, we can promote mobility and continued training for trainers and PE teachers,we can mutually recognise the degrees that attest to their qualifications, and we can assist with more effective cooperation among organisations of sports experts.