Examples of using Recognition procedures in English and their translations into German
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Number of mutual recognition procedures and variations from 1995 to 2000.
administrative proceedings and simpler recognition procedures.
To address all issues which arise as a result of mutual recognition procedures.
Training of staff in reception facilities to allow faster launch of recognition procedures.
The increase in the number of mutual recognition procedures is expected to continue in 2000-2001.
Authorisation and mutual recognition procedures are better defined
The number of mutual recognition procedures completed increased from 43 in 2001 to 84 in 2002.
qualifications, recognition procedures, core curricula etc.
Under the Pharmaceutical Review there are proposals to improve the functioning of both the Centralised and Mutual Recognition Procedures.
The number of mutual recognition procedures in 1997 was 26 new applications finalised with 1 in progress
Electronic applications: the reports reveal that, generally, the recognition procedures cannot be fully completed by electronic means.
The European authorisation system is a single system made up of two procedures- the centralised and the mutual recognition procedures.
would allow professionals to benefit from quicker recognition procedures.
regulations on certification, recognition procedures;
we should both strive for greater harmonisation so that we can simplify the complicated and costly recognition procedures.
INEM in Spain is developing detailed recognition procedures for training pro viders with which it collaborates as a government institute,
and to simplify the recognition procedures for foreign professional qualifications,
We will guide you through mutual recognition procedures(MRP), where approval first takes place in one EU state, and is then recognised in other EU states.
The EESC feels that high levels of transparency, legal certainty and simplification must be ensured in the application of common mutual recognition procedures, by means of.
For this reason, qualifications frameworks cannot replace specific recognition procedures.