Examples of using Recognition should in English and their translations into Swedish
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Computer
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decide whether, if necessary, recognition should be withdrawn;
decide whether, if necessary, recognition should be withdrawn;
decide whether recognition should be withdrawn;
decide whether, if necessary, recognition should be withdrawn;
arguing that mutual recognition should apply, they tend to prefer the former option.
As in relation to Article 10, the principle applies here too that recognition should take place only when harmonised European rules have been established for these staff members who are important from a safety aspect.
A core of common standards based in particular on mutual recognition should gradually replace the entire current system of mutual legal assistance,
shall reassess the recognition of the third country concerned, in order to verify whether that country continuous to fulfil the requirements of the STCW Convention, and determine whether the recognition should be extended.
be recognised at Community level and to maintain such recognition should include provisions to ensure that only exclusive surveyors can carry out the inspections
which take positive action in pursuit of the objectives mentioned above; whereas such recognition should be granted by the Member State
In that programme the European Council considered that mutual recognition should be extended to fields that are not yet covered but are essential to everyday life,
The final recognition should take place in 2016.
Such recognition should be based on objective criteria and data.
The functioning of the system of mutual recognition should be reviewed within five years;
However, the principle of mutual recognition should only relate to authentication for an online service.
The procedure for updating the lists of qualifications eligible for automatic recognition should be simplified.
Appropriate support and recognition should be given to youth organisations as a vital part of civil society.
Therefore, the principle of mutual recognition should apply in certain cases which are exhaustively listed in this Directive.
Deadlines for granting and refusing recognition and certain rules on the withdrawal of recognition should be laid down.
For the purposes of intra-Community infringements the principle of mutual recognition should apply to these bodies and/or organisations.