Examples of using Automatic recognition in English and their translations into Finnish
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For instance, it could enable current Member States to refuse automatic recognition and enforcement of certain civil
First, automatic recognition can currently only be extended to new specialities,
confirming in a modernised Directive that automatic recognition continues to apply for activities related to crafts,
The changes made by these amendments, which involve automatic recognition for medical specialisations common to certain Member States, appear to be unacceptable.
Automatic recognition might, where appropriate,
especially in the fields of computer and network, the automatic recognition technology of biometrics has been widely researched and developed.
it has intelligent automatic recognition.
These amendments maintain automatic recognition for medical specialities common to two or more Member States, as existing under current legislation, and limit the introduction of new medical specialities benefiting from automatic recognition to those common to at least 2/5 of Member States.
Article 24(2) respectively aim to facilitate automatic recognition not only of those medical specialisations that are common to
Amendment 113 adds to Article 48 a provision that, with regard to professions that enjoy automatic recognition on the basis of coordinated minimum training conditions,
For example, ACR technology, or the automatic recognition of the content, It lets you define,
more flexible procedures to ensure that the conditions underlying automatic recognition are considered by the Commission and national authorities.
Automatic recognition for the professions for whom minimum training requirements have been harmonised, is granted on the basis of
135 add the list of dental specialisations common to certain Member States to Annex V, point 5.3a, regarding automatic recognition, delete the said list from the Annex on established rights,
trade and industry, automatic recognition is contingent on two conditions:(1)
Accumulation System(ECTS)28 across Member States in order to facilitate automatic recognition in the future.
Since automatic recognition for medical specialisations common to certain Member States is unacceptable, modifying the system of established rights for medical specialisations that no longer enjoy automatic recognition does not appear to be sufficient.
with more specific and effective guarantees of quality standards and automatic recognition all need to be addressed.
divorce, separation and parental responsibility for the children of both spouses, and to provide a simplified procedure to facilitate the rapid and automatic recognition and enforcement of relevant judgments1.
rules intended to facilitate, if at all possible, the automatic recognition, in all Member States,