Examples of using Mutually recognised in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The driver qualification card issued by Member States shall be mutually recognised.
They should be based on mutually recognised needs, taking into account the resulting added-value for both the EU and the countries concerned.
A national certificate whose validity on their territory is mutually recognised by the Member States.
Directive 91/439/EEC provides that all driving licences issued by Member States, including those issued before the implementation of that Directive in national legislation,have to be mutually recognised.
In 1998 there was for the first time the annual update of mutually recognised licenses of influenza vaccines via the fast track procedure.
We believe, however, that individual Member States should judge which professional qualifications are to be mutually recognised.
We agree that the'herbal committee' should deal with deciding mutually recognised procedures where divergent national decisions on herbal medicines are involved.
Member States will not be required to harmonise their national laws, butthey may adapt them so that they are mutually recognised.
Such guarantees of origin, issued according to paragraph 2,should be mutually recognised by the Member States, exclusively as proof of the elements referred to in paragraph 3.
According to EU propaganda, everyone in every Member State is entitled to work at normal wages that are current in that country, andqualifications are mutually recognised.
If decisions, whether or not arrived at by courts,are to be mutually recognised in the absence of uniform standards, then fundamental rights in the European Union will lose out.
This concerns both regulated professions- doctors, nurses and other medical professions,where qualifications are mutually recognised by EU countries- and other professions.
As temporary number plates are not mutually recognised within the EU, check first whether all the countries you will drive through will accept the temporary plate you obtain in the country where you buy your car.
For Community carriers they should be approved by the carrier's national authorities and be mutually recognised by the other Member States and regulators.
Mr President, it is surely a very good thing that the Council and the Commission are concerned that skills, abilities and competences acquired at school, in working life or in leisure time, should be,as far as possible, mutually recognised.
In this respect it is important to bear in mind that while the insurance periods must be mutually recognised by pension authorities, this does not mean that they are converted into national insurance periods.
This Directive updates the list of diplomas awarded to specialist doctors in EU Member States(established by Directive 93/16/EEC), which are mutually recognised across the Union.
Secondly, the Union has been divided up into three zones where admissions are mutually recognised, which brings us closer to a unified market with less red tape and earlier availability of better plant protection products.
Several initiatives on a Community, bilateral and multilateral basis,including those already identified in various sectors aiming at mutually recognised qualifications, illustrate this approach.
The certificates should be mutually recognised by all Member States in order to allow air navigation service providers to provide services in a Member State other than the country in which they obtained their certificates, within the limits of the safety requirements.
We support a two-state solution leading to a final and comprehensive settlement of the conflict, with Israel anda Palestinian state living side by side within secure and mutually recognised borders.
By developing an EU disability card to be mutually recognised across the EU making sure that the 80 million disabled people can also take advantage of the benefits that come with national cards(for example access to transport, tourism, culture and leisure) when exercising their right to free movement; and.
In Science and Technology, the Joint Council agreed on the proposal for a pilot phase programme of 4 6 cooperation projects in the two fields of joint research andacademic cooperation, including steps to develop mutually recognised curricula and diploma.
Notes the importance of building an effective professional qualifications system andencouraging the definition of standards that are mutually recognised; suggests that the Commission should provide extra resources to help develop professional bodies in the new Member States in order to stimulate the development of a highly qualified workforce;
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 a Community model national driving licence mutually recognised by the Member States without any obligation to exchange licences.
Paragraph 6 of Annex 1(Agreement on reciprocal preferential trade concessions for certain wines) of the Additional Protocols on wine to the Stabilisation and Association Agreement and the Interim Agreement, concluded on 18 December 2001,stipulates that the entitlement to benefit from the tariff concessions is subject to presentation of a certificate issued by a mutually recognised official body appearing on a list drawn up jointly, to the effect that the wine in question complies with point 5b.
The Member States will no longer be working in isolation because mutually recognising approvals will now be the rule, rather the exception.
The issue of harmonising and mutually recognising standards with regard to food is very important for ensuring human health.
The Treaty on European Union stipulates that Member States must also mutually recognise equivalent products legally sold in another Member State.
If we transfer this concept of unity to the ecumenism problem,the ecumenical unity we strive for is more than a network of church denominations which mutually recognise one another by establishing altar and pulpit fellowship.