Sentence examples for qualification directive from inspiring English sources
Under the Qualification Directive, asylum-seekers are granted rights to employment, health care, education, social welfare and so forth throughout the application process, which is supposed to take no longer than six months.
Yet, the so-called Qualification Directives 2004/83/EC and 2011/95/EU to harmonize refugee law in the European Community have levelled out these differences.
In Europe, these pull and push factors are co-determined by EU policies on free mobility, the qualifications directive and many soft-law initiatives.
In Europe, the quality assurance frameworks and the portability of qualifications follow the directives of Bologna Process [ 7].
A foolish-seeming new directive from the Qualifications and Curriculum Authority decrees that GCSE candidates in English Literature (sic) in the separate countries of the UK must study an author from the country where they are taking the exam.
Denmark is not a part of CEAS and has not fully implemented council directives on the reception, qualification, and asylum procedure.
When the EU enacts CHP promotion in a Directive (1997 2004), crucial measurement and qualification issues remain unsolved.
According to the Directive, recognition of the professional qualification may be granted without consideration of the appropriate language skills.
Wainwright neglects to mention the risk entailed by the EU directive on recognition of professional qualifications currently under review in Brussels, which may try to impose a one size fits all structure on the whole continent.
Unfinished tasks include the creation of unionwide laws on patent protection and intellectual property rights, and a directive on unionwide recognition of professional qualifications.
ESR underlines that even if the recognition of professionals is legally regulated by the Directive on the Mutual Recognition of Qualifications it is important to establish standardised European training curricula and structures for all radiologists [19, 28].
