Examples of using Mutually recognised in English and their translations into Romanian
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Driver cards issued by Member States shall be mutually recognised.
The Card will be mutually recognised between EU countries participating in the system, on a voluntary basis.
(d) Driver cards issued by Member States shall be mutually recognised.
An EU Blue Card issued by one Member State would be mutually recognised by all Member States and provide unlimited intra-EU mobility.
The driver qualification card issued by Member States shall be mutually recognised.
Ensure that return decisions are mutually recognised in the EU and promote collaboration between EU countries in carrying out these decisions;
A national certificate whose validity on their territory is mutually recognised by the Member States.
Sound, tested, accessible,affordable and mutually recognised detection technologies are an indispensable asset in counter-terrorism work.
Member States will not be required to harmonise their national laws, butthey may adapt them so that they are mutually recognised.
Tax transparency: list of mutually recognised PE fund structures(or common criteria for Member States to determine tax transparency);
Authorisation by a competent authority andproof of the successful completion of relevant training courses should be mutually recognised by all Member States.
The infringements referred to in Article 6(2)shall be mutually recognised for the purposes of applying the sanctions referred to in paragraph 2 of this Article.
Furthermore, member states are invited to enhance security,privacy, and trust and confidence in these services by applying mutually recognised solutions and electronic identification.
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.
(1) 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.
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.
Migration to a single(common) safety certificate and single vehicle authorisation(setting up European"passport" for vehicles):national authorities issue single safety certificates& single vehicle authorisations(mutually recognised by definition).
Such guarantees of origin, issued according to paragraph 1,should be mutually recognised by the Member States, exclusively as proof of the elements referred in paragraph 5.
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.
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.
Mutually recognised electronic identification means and widely accepted electronic signatures will facilitate cross-border provision of numerous services in the internal market and enable businesses to go cross-border without facing obstacles in interactions with public authorities.
The envisaged actions will contribute to build a Pan-European framework for mutually recognised eID35, allowing citizens and businesses to identify themselves electronically throughout Europe.
The cross-acceptance of rolling stock is, in fact, subject to very different national requirements, and international operators must repeatedly undergo approval procedures in each Member State in which they intend to operate,often requiring supporting evidence that is not mutually recognised by Member States.
The objective should be to offer cost-effective European patenting, mutually recognised with the other major patenting systems worldwide and backed by a coherent pan-European litigation system25.
All pesticide distributors, not just those who sell to professional users, must ensure that some members of their staff have a special certificate of aptitude- which of course, as one Member commented,will be mutually recognised- to provide information on pesticides and are available to provide advice to customers.
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.
This Action Plan aims to assist Member States in implementing mutually recognised and interoperable electronic signatures and e-identification solutions, in order to facilitate the provision of cross-border public services in an electronic environment.
E-authentication and e-signatures: Building on on-going work in the field of e-government,the Commission will present in 2008 a specific Action Plan to further promote the implementation of mutually recognised and interoperable electronic signatures and e-authentication(electronic identity) between the Member States, thereby facilitating the provision of cross-border public services.
The cooperation willinvolve public authorities and other stakeholders committed to promoting shared or mutually recognised principles for validating and certifying digital solutions for adoption in health systems(for instance, mHealth and independent living).
The Treaty on European Union stipulates that Member States must also mutually recognise equivalent products legally sold in another Member State.