Examples of using Recognition procedures in English and their translations into Polish
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Calls for recognition procedures to be simplified and facilitated;
In particular, the active role of victims in recognition procedures needs to be improved.
Recognition procedures can more effectively help to increase the visibility, especially among the social partners, of the benefits of non-formal education.
In particular, the active role of victims affected persons in recognition procedures needs to be improved.
In relation to the efficiency of recognition procedures, various options were considered to reduce the length of procedures and to ensure a better use of compensation measures.
The reason for this demand is the fact that current recognition procedures are too long and too cumbersone.
This option could incur some administrative costs for certain Member States butwould allow professionals to benefit from quicker recognition procedures.
Therefore, this report seeks to facilitate the mobility of teachers and students,and to simplify the recognition procedures for foreign professional qualifications, which is essential.
The Bologna Process seeks to create a European Higher Education Area in which students can choose from a wide and transparent range of high quality courses andbenefit from smooth recognition procedures.
In any event, recognition procedures and rules on the provision of services as provided for by Directive 2005/36/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 7 September 2005 on the recognition of professional qualifications should not be affected by these general rules.
Despite national ratification of the Lisbon Recognition Convention, a number of countries have not managed to ensure that their institutional recognition procedures comply with the Convention.
These groups of problems cover:the access to information on recognition procedures, the efficiency of recognition procedures, the functioning of the automatic recognition system, the conditions applying to establishment and those applying to temporary mobility and the scope of the Directive.
I am convinced that the idea of a European professional card- an electronic certificate- isthe right way forward, as it will simplify and speed up the recognition procedures for mobile professionals.
The Directive provides a modern EU system for the recognition of professional qualifications,simplifies existing rules and accelerates recognition procedures while ensuring that qualified professionals wishing to work in another Member State respect the requirements of the host country.
Under this new regime,there is no obligation for the professional who wishes to provide services on a temporary basis whilst maintaining establishment in the home Member State to undergo any formal recognition procedures in the host Member State.
IS READY to examine the introduction of the European Professional Card, supported by the IMI system and which could help to promote cross-border mobility in the European Union,in particular by speeding up and simplifying recognition procedures, giving more certainty to professionals and enhancing trust among national authorities, keeping in mind that the costs related to the development and delivery of the card have to be further examined;
The Bologna Process aims to create a European Higher Education Area by 2010, in which students can choose on the basis of clear information from a wide range of high quality courses, andbenefit from smooth recognition procedures.
Since October 2013, the legislator(Parliament and Council) has adopted a number of important proposals for simplification and burden reduction:The amended Directive on recognition of professional qualifications will simplify recognition procedures and facilitate the access to information16; the new legal framework for public procurement contains measures to make procurement easier and administratively less burdensome and promotes electronic procurement.
Where a third-country national is applying for an EU Blue Card to practice an unregulated profession,Member States should avoid excessive formal requirements and full recognition procedures regarding qualifications, wherever sufficient evidence can be otherwise obtained.
We need a transparent, simple and clear recognition procedure.
The recognition procedure in host countries will guarantee the health and safety of consumers and patients.
The creation of a European professional card, based on a stronger involvement of the home Member State, was the preferred option,since it creates favourable conditions to accelerate the recognition procedure.
The European professional card aims to facilitate and accelerate the recognition procedure while at the same time making it more transparent.
Option 4 should be preferred since it addresses the problem upstream andcreates favourable conditions to accelerate the recognition procedure.
It shall not be necessary to repeat the recognition procedure referred to in the first subparagraph if the certification is renewed before the end of the said period.
There is a clear need for the development of an EU social securitybenefits coordination system in the EU, including a clear framework for portability of rights with a maximum number of days for the disability recognition procedure.
The EESC calls for the development of a social security benefit coordination system in the EU,including a clear framework for portability of rights and with a maximum number of days for the disability recognition procedure.
Amendment 36 concerning the possibility of a‘qualified entity'(NGOs)to appeal against a decision by the Commission to cancel its recognition has lost its relevance since the corresponding Article on such recognition procedure is not taken up in the common position.
The card holder seeks automatic recognition of his qualifications:presentation of the card would accelerate the recognition procedure receiving Member State should take a decision within two weeks instead of three months.
The card holder seeks recognition of his qualifications which are not subject to automatic recognition(the general system):presentation of the card would accelerate the recognition procedure receiving Member State would have to take a decision within one month instead of four months.