Examples of using Recognition of equivalence in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Recognition of equivalence.
Article 7 Criteria for recognition of equivalence.
The recognition of equivalence requires an assessment and acceptance of: .
Import conditions after recognition of equivalence.
With regard to recognition of equivalence, the Parties shall follow the process set out in paragraph 3.
(i) identification of the sanitary measure for which recognition of equivalence is sought;
Article 6 Recognition of equivalence.
(i) identification of the sanitary measures for which recognition of equivalence is sought;
Article 8 Status of the recognition of equivalence of the Parties' sanitary measures.
(i) the identification of the sanitary measure(s) for which recognition of equivalence is sought;
Establishing a mechanism for the recognition of equivalence of measures, maintained by a Party and listed in Annex XVII to this Agreement;
The decision referred to in paragraph 1 shall be repealed in accordance with the same procedure andwithout delay where any of the conditions for recognition of equivalence established at the time of its adoption cease to be fulfilled.
Carry out the nostrification and recognition of equivalence of certificates and degrees acquired abroad;
The Commission shall, by means of implementing acts, repeal without delay the implementing acts provided for inparagraph 1 of this Article where any of the conditions for the recognition of equivalence cease to be fulfilled.
That review may lead to the withdrawal of the recognition of equivalence or the premature end of the transitional period.
The lack of recognition of equivalence of professional qualifications forms a barrier to the movement of professionals, and a brake on competition in the services sector.
That notification shall be considered to be arequest of the Republic of Moldova to initiate the process for recognition of equivalence of the measures concerned, as set out in paragraph 3 of this Article.
Decisions providing for derogationspursuant to the first subparagraph of paragraph 1 or recognition of equivalence pursuant to paragraph 2, shall require that compliance with the conditions laid down therein has been officially established in writing by the exporting country for each individual case of use, and shall set out the details of the official statement confirming compliance.
Assist CARIFORUM States in establishing harmonized intra-regional sanitary and phytosanitary(hereinafter SPS)measures also with a view to facilitating the recognition of equivalence of such measures with those existing in the EC Party;
In the SPS field, a comparable instrument is the recognition of equivalence of measures of the exporting country with the measures of the importing country.
The Commission shall also, as appropriate, periodically verify that recognised supply chain due diligenceschemes continue to fulfil the criteria that led to a recognition of equivalence decision adopted pursuant to paragraph 3.
In the absence of harmonized SPS measures or the recognition of equivalence, the Parties agree to consult on ways to facilitate trade and reduce unnecessary administrative requirements.
The Parties shall carry out the respective actions set out in Annex V, taking into account the target deadlines for each product area, sector, or part of sector, with a view, where possible,to reaching recognition of equivalence, and to facilitate trade.
(4) Certain amendments to the Annexes to the Agreement concerning certification and recognition of equivalence of certification systems for certain commodities are necessary before the two Parties can complete their respective procedures and notify each other of their completion and before the Agreement can enter into force.
In case equivalence is formally recognised by the importing party, on the basis of the consultation process as set out in Annex IX to this Agreement, the SPS Sub-Committee shall, in accordance with the procedureset out in Article 74(2) of this Agreement, declare recognition of equivalence in trade between the Parties.
The Commission's proposal also includes, as a strong safeguard,the possibility to unilaterally suspend the recognition of equivalence, if a Party considers that the laws, regulations or administrative procedures and practices of the other Party no longer meet the requirements for equivalence. .
Whereas the recognition of equivalence between international regulations, in particular regulations of the Economic Commission for Europe of the United Nations, and separate Directives is desirable; whereas, consequently, it has been deemed necessary to bring into line the provisions of Directive 71/32/EEC with those of UN/ECE Regulation No 13 relating to braking and Regulation No 90 relating to replacement brake lining assemblies;
The objective of this Agreement is to facilitate trade in live animals and animal products between the Community andNew Zealand by establishing a mechanism for the recognition of equivalence of sanitary measures maintained by the two Parties consistent with the protection of public and animal health, and to improve communication and cooperation on sanitary measures.
Within 90 days following the date of adoption of the decision on recognition of equivalence, the Parties shall take the necessary legislative and administrative measures to implement the recognition of equivalence in order to allow, on that basis, trade between them of the commodities referred to in Annexes XVII-A and XVII-C(2) and(3) to this Agreement.
The removal of technical barriers in the construction field,to the extent that they cannot be removed by mutual recognition of equivalence among all the Member States, may only be achieved by the establishment of a common technical language by which manufacturers will express the performance in relation to the essential characteristics of the construction products they place on the market.