Examples of using Cross-border recognition in English and their translations into Polish
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administrative barriers and promoting the cross-border recognition of qualifications.
Cross-border recognition of competences and qualifications should be the rule to promote international mobility.
In addition, the Commission proposes policy options for easing the cross-border recognition of civil status documents.
The Decision sets out a mechanism for cross-border recognition and enforcement of final decisions concerning financial penalties,
Applications would include: interoperable provision of pan-European eGovernment services and the cross-border recognition of eSignatures.
Key Action 3: Review the eSignature Directive to ensure cross-border recognition and interoperability of secure eAuthentication systems.
What could be done at EU level for facilitating service providers' access to mandatory professional indemnity insurance and its cross-border recognition?
Cumbersome and costly formalities regarding cross-border recognition of civil status documents and difficult cross-border access to justice.
What can be done at the EU level to facilitate access for service providers to mandatory professional indemnity insurance and its cross-border recognition?
D vice-president Bernhard Rapkay MEP hugely simplifying cross-border recognition of public documents
the way they are applied at national level by local operators impedes the cross-border recognition of digital signatures.
The harmonisation and cross-border recognition of professional qualifications should facilitate cross-border mobility among the regulated professions,
The scope of Directive 99/93/EC would be expanded to add provisions covering the cross-border recognition and acceptance of‘notified eID' schemes2.
The EU framework decision of 8 May 2003- which covers the cross-border recognition and enforcement of financial penalties for offences against the Highway Code- implies and requires measures to make road traffic rules uniform throughout Europe;
Key Action 3: Propose a revision of the eSignature Directive with a view to provide a legal framework for cross-border recognition and interoperability of secure eAuthentication systems.
Such issues include property rights of international couples, the cross-border recognition of civil status documents,
The Commission will propose a revision of the eSignature Directive with a view to providing a legal framework for cross-border recognition and interoperability of secure eAuthentication systems37.
of ongoing work and the progress achieved in the deployment and cross-border recognition of QES and AES based on QC.
it is necessary and appropriate that the cross-border recognition of jurisdiction and judgments in relation to the dissolution of matrimonial ties
The Commission will propose in 2011 a revision of the Directive(1999/93/EC) on e‑signatures with a view to providing a legal framework for cross-border recognition and interoperability of secure e-authentication systems.
to enable cross-border recognition of eID systems and easy access to public services in 18 European countries see https://www. eid-stork. eu/ for details.
which sets out a mechanism for cross-border recognition and enforcement of final decisions concerning financial penalties,
the ICT-PSP large-scale pilot projects1 which endeavour to eliminate interoperability challenges and cross-border recognition problems related to certain types of e-interactions would be able to operate only at pilot level due to the lack of a cross-sector legislative framework.
It will also help facilitate the recognition of cross-border prescriptions.
EU Member States have proven that cross-border mutual recognition of eIdentification works, through the projects- which have involved 17 Member States working on the development of interoperability systems.
EU Member States have proven that cross-border mutual recognition of eIdentification works.