Examples of using Mutually recognised in English and their translations into Slovak
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These will be mutually recognised by member states.
Licences issued by EU countries must be mutually recognised.
The Card will be mutually recognised between EU countries participating in the system, on a voluntary basis.
Driving licences issued by Member States shall be mutually recognised.
Sound, tested, accessible, affordable and mutually recognised detection technologies are an indispensable asset in counter-terrorism work.
The driver qualification cardissued by a Member State shall be mutually recognised.
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.
The FCI makes sure that the pedigrees and judges are mutually recognised by all the FCI members.
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.
Member States will not be required to harmonise their national laws,but they may adapt them so that they are mutually recognised.
The envisaged actionswill contribute to build a Pan-European framework for mutually recognised eID35, allowing citizens and businesses to identify themselves electronically throughout Europe.
However, this legislation does not contain the required conformity assessment mechanism so thatcertification of screening equipment in one Member State would be mutually recognised in any other Member State.
In this respect it is important to bear inmind that while the insurance periods must be mutually recognised by pension authorities, this does not mean that they are converted into national insurance periods.
Migration to a single(common) safety certificate and single vehicle authorisation(setting up European"passport" for vehicles): national authorities issue singlesafety certificates& single vehicle authorisations(mutually recognised by definition).
The STORK pilot projectconsiders 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 will facilitate cross-border provision of numerous services in the internal market and enable businesses to operate on a cross-border basis without facing many obstacles in interactions with public authorities.
However, private equity funds are faced with additional tax complications andmost funds structures are not mutually recognised in the different Member States.
Secondly, the Union has beendivided 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.
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.
Obviously this could be achieved by institution of a single standard,but the coexistence of competing but mutually recognised standards could fulfil the same objective.
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 concerned competent authorities areresponsible for verifying that the application received for the renewal of the mutually recognised authorisation falls within the scope of the supplementary rules(as per Article 1(2) and(3) of Regulation(EU) No 492/2014).
Member States shall ensure that the national framework requires all parties to make arrangements for education, continuous training and exercise for their staff having responsibilities relating to the nuclear safety of nuclear installations and to on-site emergency preparedness and response arrangements, in order to build up,maintain and to further develop up-to-date and mutually recognised expertise and skills in nuclear safety.
The objective shouldbe to offer cost-effective European patenting, mutually recognised with the other major patenting systems worldwide and backed by a coherent pan-European litigation system25.
The amendment of Article 14 of the railway safety directivespecifies which part of an authorisation must be mutually recognised and which is strictly linked to the compatibility of the vehicle in question with the infrastructure concerned.
This Action Planaims 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.
By amending Article 14 of the Railway Safety Directive it is possible tospecify which part of an authorisation must be mutually recognised and which part is strictly linked to the compatibility of the vehicle in question with the infrastructure referred to.
PGEU adds that"the development of European standards and the mutually recognised certification of P2P applications, including the necessary standards for transmission of electronic prescriptions and related health data, should help all stakeholders to extend their existing services and health provision gradually and safely to Internet applications.
Member States shall, with the assistance of the Commission and the involvement of social partners,develop a mutually recognised European Maritime Diploma of Excellence providing advanced training for seafarers above and beyond the requirements of the STCW Convention in order further to enhance the European maritime skills base.