Examples of using Mutual recognition procedure in English and their translations into Swedish
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It was subsequently authorised by Mutual Recognition Procedure in all EU Member States except Ireland.
associated names are approved through the Mutual Recognition Procedure MRP.
In June 2007 a mutual recognition procedure started with Germany as Reference Member State and 5 Concerned Member States.
associated names are approved through the Mutual Recognition Procedure MRP.
A Mutual Recognition Procedure(MRP) started on 22 September 2005 with Finland acting as Reference Member State and twelve Concerned Member States.
associated names are approved through the Mutual Recognition Procedure MRP.
In December 2005, a Mutual Recognition Procedure(MRP) started with Spain acting as Reference Member State and ten Concerned Member States.
In June 2006 a Mutual Recognition Procedure started with The Netherlands as Reference Member State and six Concerned Member States.
A Mutual Recognition Procedure started on 29 June 2006 with The Netherlands as Reference Member State
The mutual recognition procedure(a marketing authorisation granted in one EEA state is also approved in other member states).
In March 2006 an application for a marketing authorisation for this vaccine was submitted, following a repeat use mutual recognition procedure, with Germany acting as Reference Member State.
Type IA/IAin variations are minor notifications, processed in the mutual recognition procedure or national procedure within 30 says.
The evaluation of the operation of marketing authorisation procedures reveals the need to revise most particularly the mutual recognition procedure in order to improve the opportunities for cooperation between Member States.
The introduction of the mutual recognition procedure was facilitated by an informal working group, the"Mutual Recognition Facilitation Group"(MRFG),
Mutual recognition procedure refers to a process where an EU Member State recognises the marketing authorisation granted by another Member State within 90 days of start of the process.
Where applicants wish to obtain authorisation to place other medicinal products on the market in more than one Member State, the mutual recognition procedure has been compulsory since 1998.
It is encouraging to see the wide range of applications now using the mutual recognition procedure.
The application for Mutual Recognition for Rigevidon was submitted to Denmark and the Mutual Recognition Procedure started on 30 April 2004.
decentralised or mutual recognition procedure.
Certain of those exempted issuers might be interested by the harmonised disclosure regime and the automatic mutual recognition procedure of prospectus.