Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Recognition would in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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but a little recognition would be nice.
Recognition would also enhance their status and employability.
Thus a fully functional system of mutual recognition would generate more trade within the EU.
Mutual recognition would apply according to Article 28 of the Treaty.
In this context, Rabbi Soetendorp expressed hope“that a process of recognition would commence in Turkey as well”.
But this recognition would happen only at a very deep state of self-honesty for the individual.
A few Member States have raised comments on the fact that the essential coordination of national's legislation and mutual recognition would prohibit additional checks or requirements by Host States.
Foolproof recognition would just be a waste of resources of energy that's better used raising more young.
Quadrilateral negotiations between Turin, Sheffield, Aachen and Bordeaux(76/29) revealed that, as already practised by Sheffield and Aachen, recognition would"present relatively few problems" in Turin.
The principle of mutual recognition would be vitiated if the requirement to use an intermediary were to be enforced.
expressed the hope that due recognition would be given to the value of a document which was endorsed by all the groups involved
Mutual recognition would be based on a detailed assessment of the characteristics of the foodstuffs concerned.
To be precise, as regards the national investigation measures available to the European Public Prosecutor[see(b) and(c) above], mutual recognition would mean that, in the event of execution in a Member State of an investigation measure authorised by a court in another Member State, the European Public
Such recognition would not involve the harmonisation of existing rules
Such an approach based on mutual recognition would be simple to administer for tax administrations and taxpayers.
Such recognition would not involve the harmonisation of existing rules
Neither financial support, nor mutual recognition would be appropriate actions to achieve the aim of harmonised Community standards.
This recognition would also have the advantage of providing the legal certainty which citizens can expect when they exercise their right to freedom of movement.
Neither financial support nor mutual recognition would be an appropriate way of achieving a minimum standard applicable across the Community.
This recognition would give confidence to the Palestinians
The principle of mutual recognition would apply to the forms
In addition to the Commission proposal, voluntary mutual recognition would be allowed for plant protection products authorised in another zone,
Would recognition have brought a richer life
Any mutual recognition agreement would therefore be compatible with the WTO rules.