Examples of using Regulated profession in English and their translations into Dutch
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Colloquial
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
Where the competent authorities of the host Member State decide on an application to pursue the regulated profession in question by virtue of this Title, those authorities may demand the documents
Having decided that the profession of geologist was not a regulated profession in Germany for the purposes of the Directives,
A document attesting fulfilment of the conditions set out under national law for the exercise by Union citizens of the regulated profession specified in the work contract
It establishes a general system for the recognition of higher-education diplomas enabling the holder to gain access to a regulated profession and thus to exercise a right enshrined in the Treaty.
she fulfils the conditions laid down under national legislation for citizens of the Union to exercise the regulated profession which the transferee will work in;
craft activity or exercising a regulated profession.
Council Directive 67/43/EEC does not preclude national legislation which reserves certain activities relating to transactions in real property to persons pursuing the regulated profession of estate agent.
in the Member State including contact details of the competent authorities for each regulated profession and the assistance centre referred to in Article 57b;
the profession of'specialised IC nurse' is not considered a regulated profession.
Regulated profession" means a professional activity
A regulated profession implies that access to the profession is subject to a person holding a specific qualification, such as a university degree,
A regulated profession means that access to the profession is subject to a person holding a specific qualification, such as a university diploma,
specialist possesses the professional qualifications needed in the Member State to which they have been admitted to occupy the post or the regulated profession.
The basic principle of the general system for the recognition of diplomas is that the host Member State may not refuse a Community national access to a regulated profession if he is fully qualified to exercise that profession in the Member State of origin.
unless this is necessary to fulfil the conditions set out under national legislation for the exercise by EU citizens of the regulated profession specified in the work contract
The Committee gives its approval to the proposed amending Directive; at the same time it assumes that where evidence of formal qualifications is required to exercise a regulated profession, such qualifications will only be recognized by the Member States after careful examination of the diplomas
The Committee gives its approval to the proposed amending Directive; at the same time it considers that where evidence of formal qualifications is required to exercise a regulated profession, such qualifications must only be recognized by the Member States after careful examination of the diplomas
Regulated profession" means a professional activity
of the EQF differ in that the EQF is not a tool granting rights to migrants for recognition of their qualifications acquired in one Member State with a view to exercising a regulated profession in another Member State.
Where proof of financial standing is required in order to take up or pursue a regulated profession in the host Member State,