Sentence examples for mutual recognition measures from inspiring English sources

Sadly, while Europe ploughed ahead with mutual recognition measures such as its fast-track extradition system (the European arrest warrant), no progress was made on defence rights.

Non-custodial supervision measures cannot currently be transposed or transferred between Member States, as there is no mutual recognition of these measures.

I therefore support this proposal for a framework decision on the European supervision order in pre-trial procedures, which should allow the mutual recognition of pre-trial supervision measures, enabling suspects to return to their Member State of residence during the investigation stage.

Mutual recognition of the value of objective measures and subjective accounts of user experience can enhance the maturity of this area.

Agreements in health are limited to sanitary and phytosanitary measures, bar a non legally binding Mutual Recognition Agreement (MRA) on the movement of health professionals.

They have either harmonised or made subject to mutual recognition 100,000 national standards, labelling laws, testing procedures and consumer-protection measures covering everything from toys to food to stockbroking to teaching.

Mutual recognition replaced mutual rejection.

Also, mutual recognition could not hope to cover the globe.

"There's something called a mutual recognition principle," Defra explains.

The single market dates to the 1986 Single European Act, comprising nearly 300 measures that were to be completed by the end of 1992, from the abolition of physical customs checks to the mutual recognition of standards.

The department also made available numerous precedents to show that mutual accession to a treaty does not indicate mutual recognition.