Sentence examples for recognition of decisions from inspiring English sources

I also join with António Costa in calling on the Commission to put forward proposals based on the principles of mutual recognition of decisions and of minimum harmonisation.

Mutual recognition of decisions taken in criminal matters in the various Member States assumes that all the States have confidence in each other's judicial systems.

With regard to Mr Di Pietro's report, mutual trust, as I have already said, is clearly an essential element in the quality of justice and is vital in making the mutual recognition of decisions and procedures work properly.

A joint Commission and Council Programme of Measures for Implementation of the Principle of Mutual Recognition of Decisions in Civil and Commercial Matters (the "Programme")# was adopted on November 30, 2000.

It rests, he said "on the mutual recognition of judicial decisions of the member states, and becomes the cornerstone of European judicial cooperation".

On October 15 and 16, 1999, the European Council met in Tampere, Finland, and approved the principle of mutual recognition of judicial decisions and judgments.

I agree with the progress made on the principle of mutual recognition of judicial decisions, both in the criminal field and in the civil field, though to a lesser extent.

The harmonisation of the criminal justice system must not therefore be done half-heartedly, nor must it be merely the basis for mutual recognition of judicial decisions; it should be an end in itself.

I agree with the rapporteur that mutual trust must be strengthened in order that there can be mutual recognition of judicial decisions, thereby contributing towards the gradual development of a European judicial culture.

Everyone knows that only a strengthening of judicial cooperation can make a significant contribution to the fight against terrorism and organised crime, and that implies mutual recognition of judicial decisions, exchange of information and harmonisation of guarantees relating to legal procedure.

As she left the Cenotaph, the Queen received an unprecedented round of applause from those present – perhaps in recognition of her decision to attend despite the heightened terror threat.