Examples of using Mutually recognised in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Licences issued by EU countries must be mutually recognised.
Sound, tested, accessible, affordable and mutually recognised detection technologies are an indispensable asset in counter-terrorism work.
Driving licences issued by Member States shall be mutually recognised.
The status of CTP will be mutually recognised by all Member States.
Member States will not be required to harmonise their national laws,but they may adapt them so that they are mutually recognised.
The bank has an authorisation to perform mutually recognised and additional financial services.
All valid driving licences in the European Economic Area(EEA)are fully and mutually recognised.
Any such proofshall be based on elements that are mutually recognised by the Requested and the Requesting States.
Seven Member States10, with the support of the Commission11, are building a framework to provide newknowledge transfer officers with a qualification which is mutually recognised between them.
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 savings bank has an authorisation to perform mutually recognised financial services.
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.
Directive 2006/126/EC provides that all driving licencesissued by Member States should be mutually recognised. The principle of mutual recognition should also apply to driving licences issued before the date of application of this principle.
The Competent Security Authorities shall promptly inform each other about any changes in mutually recognised security clearances.
Special financial institutions,authorised in a Member States to carry out particular mutually recognised financial services, itemised in the Annex I of Directive 2013/36/EU and may perform these activities within the Republic of Slovenia.
This concerns both regulated professions- doctors, nurses and other medical professions,where qualifications are mutually recognised by EU countries- and other professions.
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.
(4) The National Security Authorities shall promptly inform each other about any changes in mutually recognised Personnel and Facility Security Clearances.
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.
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.
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 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.
The amendment of Article 14 of the Interoperability Directives as merged in this proposal makes it possible tospecify the part of an authorisation which should be mutually recognised and to simplify the procedure in certain cases.
In this communication, the Commission proposes an Action Planaimed at assisting EU countries in implementing mutually recognised and interoperable eSignatures and e-identification solutions, in order to facilitate the provision of cross-border public services in an electronic environment.
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 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.
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.
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.
This report aims to strengthen measures of cooperation between Member States by encouraging vocational education andtraining that is mutually recognised, of a better quality, more geared towards the needs of the labour market and more accessible to all.