Examples of using The mutual recognition in English and their translations into Hungarian
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In accordance with Article 12(3) of Regulation(EC) No 764/20081(‘the Mutual Recognition Regulation' or‘the Regulation'),
Some specific provisions concerning the mutual recognition of electronic identification schemes should also be improved.
Developing the principle of the mutual recognition of criminal decisions
They address only supervisory intervention and the mutual recognition of insolvency proceedings for cross-border bank branches.
Other proposals concerning the mutual recognition and enforcement of judicial decisions should be envisaged for this reason.
Such assistance shall in particular contribute to the harmonisation of rules, the mutual recognition of certificates, in the interest of European industry, and the promotion of European aviation safety standards.
Home State Taxation' applies the mutual recognition approach of the Internal Market to company taxation.
(68) Some efforts have been made in order to ensure the mutual recognition of certificates within the Union.
which states that Parliament'strongly supports plans to enable the mutual recognition of the effects of civil status documents'.
Does that proposal also include the mutual recognition of marriages and partnerships?
concerns relating to security, passenger rights, the mutual recognition of certification and cooperation on regulation.
In the repeat use of the Mutual Recognition procedure, which started on 11 October 2005, the application was submitted to the Concerned Member States(CMS).
To reflect this new social reality, the Mutual Recognition Programme states that the question of the property consequences of the separation of unmarried couples must also be addressed.
Of course it is not carried out in the Member States because the construction around the mutual recognition and the mutual trust, which is at the basis of the mutual recognition, has not been built up.
If discrepancies in the operation of the Mutual Recognition Regulation between Member States assume greater practical significance, an intervention by the Commission may be warranted.
if areas mentioned in the mutual recognition clause are concerned,