Examples of using Conditions for recognition in English and their translations into Swedish
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Article 13, Conditions for recognition.
Member States shall exercise continuos supervision to ensure that the recognized groups observe the conditions for recognition.
Conditions for recognition as a“regulated market”.
The court will check the conditions for recognition in the context of enforcement.
Conditions for recognition of professional qualifications in the general system of recognition, i.e.
Member States shall exercise continuous supervision to ensure that the recognized groups observe the conditions for recognition.
If the conditions for recognition are no longer fulfilled;
association where the conditions for recognition have not been fulfilled or are no longer fulfilled.
A group of undertakings that has been recognised in accordance with paragraph 7 shall notify to the relevant authority any modification affecting the conditions for recognition.
The requirements and conditions for recognition laid down in this Article are no longer fulfilled;(ii).
on the basis of this statement and of any appropriate enquiries, whether the conditions for recognition continue to be met.
If adopted, this will create clearer and simpler conditions for recognition, particularly for cross-frontier service provision.
Ap the conditions for recognition of training and experience on aircraft not subject to this Regulation for the purposes of obtaining pilot licences referred to in Article 20(2);
vegetables- Obligation to justify expenditure- Conditions for recognition of producer organisations Language of the case.
Producer groups meeting the conditions for recognition on 15 November may continue to be recognised in respect of the following year's harvest.
may be appropriately monitored, the Commission may, by means of delegated acts, adopt rules on the conditions for recognition of such associations.
Measures for the implementation of the conditions for recognition of producer organisations
at regular intervals, whether or not those organisations meet the conditions for recognition.
It is appropriate to note that the conditions for recognition of judgments laid down in Regulation No 44/2001 have been relaxed by comparison with the conditions laid down in the Brussels Convention.
thereafter may be allowed a transitional period of no more than five years in which to meet the conditions for recognition laid down in Article 4.
The provisions of the existing Labour Law defining the conditions for recognition of the representativeness of trade union organisations at national level are discriminatory vis-à-vis the small ones and prevent the proper development of trade union pluralism.
The decision referred to in paragraph 1 shall be repealed in accordance with the same procedure and without delay where any of the conditions for recognition of equivalence established at the time of its adoption cease to be fulfilled.
In order to ensure that the conditions for recognition of producer organisations or inter-branch organisations laid down in Articles 17
As we all know, the European Union has for decades had workable sectoral directives for a whole series of skilled occupations, which were developed specifically to create suitable conditions for recognition in those occupations.
Carry out checks at regular intervals to ascertain that interbranch organizations meet the terms and conditions for recognition, impose the applicable penalties to such organizations in the event of their failure to do so and, if necessary, decide to withdraw their recognition; .
(ba) the conditions for recognition, withdrawal and suspension of recognition,
Producer groups which no longer meet the conditions for recognition on 15 November may, before the final date for the conclusion of cultivation contracts referred to in Article 10(1), apply for recognition
been recognised under Regulation(EC) No 2200/96 to satisfy the conditions for recognition laid down in Article 11 of Regulation(EC) No 2200/96.
the application of Regulation(EC) No 2200/96 regarding the conditions for recognition of producer organisations and preliminary recognition of producer groups referred to in Articles 11 and 14 respectively of that Regulation.