d if such recognition is manifestly contrary to public policy of the requested State, taking into account the best interests of the child;

Recognizing the contribution which international standardization can make to the transfer of technology from developed to developing countries;

2 The Convention shall apply to the recognition and enforcement of measures taken after its entry into force as between the State where the measures have been taken and the requested State.

(6) The provisions on recognition and validation referred to in this Section shall also be used on the basis of reciprocity for licences referred to in this Section that have been issued in another country.

10 any reference to the law or procedure or authority of the requested State shall be construed as referring to the law or procedure or authority of the territorial unit in which recognition or enforcement is sought.

(1) In relations between any Contracting States the provisions of this Protocol shall prevail over any conflicting provisions of other agreements on jurisdiction or the recognition of judgments.

Recognizing the sovereign rights of States over their natural resources, the authority to determine access to genetic resources rests with the national governments and is subject to national legislation.

e) third country nationals or stateless persons in relation to whom the requesting Contracting Party has commenced a procedure for the granting of refugee status, until the adoption of a final decision;

e if the measure is incompatible with a later measure taken in the non-Contracting State of the habitual residence of the child, where this later measure fulfils the requirements for recognition in the requested State;

(2) Recognising licences means any act that the Administration carries out of recognition or validation of a licence issued by another state, together with the privileges and approvals that relate to it.

(f) to reaffirm the importance of the link between culture and development for all countries, particularly for developing countries, and to support actions undertaken nationally and internationally to secure recognition of the true value of this link;

In countries where the principle of the international re­cognition of previous convictions is recognised, foreign convictions for the offences referred to in Article 3 should, within the conditions prescribed by domestic law, be recognised for the purpose of establishing habitual criminality.

(b) The international application for which the priority of one or more earlier applications filed in or for a Contracting State is claimed may contain the designation of that State.

2 A Contracting State may apply other rules for the recognition and enforcement of judgments, provided that their effect is to ensure that judgments are recognised and enforced at least to the same extent as under paragraph 1.

(3) Recognising a licence that was issued in another state means permission from the Administration for the use of such a licence on aircraft registered in the Republic of Slovenia, together with the privileges that relate to it.

The co-operation between the Republic of Slovenia and the Republic of Bulgaria in the field of maritime merchant shipping shall be based on the principles of equality of rights, recognition of the national sovereignty, mutual benefit and mutual interests.

Where, in the international application, the priority of one or more national applications filed in or for a designated State is claimed, or where the priority of an international application having designated only one State is claimed, the conditions for, and the effect of, the priority claim in that State shall be governed by the national law of that State.

Acknowledging that tobacco control at all levels and particularly in developing countries and in countries with economies in transition requires sufficient financial and technical resources commensurate with the current and projected need for tobacco control activities,

In relations between the Contracting States this Convention replaces the Convention of 5 October 1961 concerning the powers of authorities and the law applicable in respect of the protection of minors, and the Convention governing the guardianship of minors, signed at The Hague 12 June 1902, without prejudice to the recognition of measures taken under the Convention of 5 October 1961 mentioned above.

(1) The international application may contain a declaration, as prescribed in the Regulations, claiming the priority of one or more earlier applications filed in or for any country party to the Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property.

(4) Failure to indicate in the request the name and other prescribed data concerning the inventor shall have no consequence in any designated State whose national law requires the furnishing of the said indications but allows that they be furnished at a time later than that of the filing of a national application.

Where the national law of the designated State requires the indication of the name of and other prescribed data concerning the inventor but allows that these indications be furnished at a time later than that of the filing of a national application, the applicant shall, unless they were contained in the request, furnish the said indications to the national Office of or acting for the State not later than at the expiration of 30 1 months from the priority date.

The Landscape award of the Council of Europe is a distinction which may be conferred on local and regional authorities and their groupings that have instituted, as part of the landscape policy of a Party to this Convention, a policy or measures to protect, manage and/or plan their landscape, which have proved lastingly effective and can thus serve as an example to other territorial authorities in Europe.

(2) Where proof is provided to the European Patent Office that a decision which has become final has been given in the proceedings concerning entitlement to the grant of the European patent, the European Patent Office shall communicate to the applicant and any other party that the proceedings for grant shall be resumed as from the date stated in the communication unless a new European patent application pursuant to Article 61, paragraph 1(b), has been filed for all the designated Contracting States.

(1) If by a final decision it is adjudged that a person referred to in Article 60, paragraph 1, other than the applicant, is entitled to the grant of a European patent, that person may, within a period of three months after the decision has become final, provided that the European patent has not yet been granted, in respect of those Contracting States designated in the European patent application in which the decision has been taken or recognised, or has to be recognised on the basis of the Protocol on Recognition annexed to this Convention:

(2) [Seniority Claimed Subsequent to the International Registration] Where the holder of an international registration designating a Contracting Organization has, under the law of such Contracting Organization, claimed directly with the Office of that Organization the seniority of one or more earlier marks registered in, or for, a Member State of that Organization, and where such claim has been accepted by the Office concerned, that Office shall notify that fact to the International Bureau.

(5) The Administration may recognise a licence or permit, rating, authorization, approval or certificate issued in state members of the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) who are not members of the Joint Aviation Authorities (JAA) for use on aircraft registered in the Republic of Slovenia in compliance with international agreements binding on the Republic of Slovenia or in compliance with a valid agreement that regulates these areas and if it is found by the prescribed procedure that the same level of safety exists in the two states and differences in licensing are stated and determined and conditions for recognition are precisely stated.

The Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Technology (MHEST) of the Republic of Slovenia, established on the basis of the 6(na th) Clause of the Act amending Public Administration Act (Official Gazette of the Republic of Slovenia, No. 123/2004), in this act represented by its Minister, Dr. Jure Zupan, nominated as a minister for Higher Education, Science and Technology at the 4(na th) special session of the Parliament of the Republic of Slovenia on 3(na rd) December 2004, and The National Council for Scientific and Technological Development (CNPq), public foundation instituted by the Law no 6.129, of November 6, 1974, linked to the Ministry of Science and Technology? MCT, of the Federative Republic of Brazil, with headquarters in Brasilia, registered at CNPq/MF, in this act represented by its President, Prof. Dr. Erney Felício Plessman de Camargo, resident in the city of Brasilia? DF, in the use of the faculties conferred by Portaria n° 250, of the Presidency of the Republic, published in the Official Diary of the Union - DOU, Section II, on 05(na th)February, 2003, henceforth called Parties, recognising the importance of fostering scientific and technological co-operation between Slovenia Brazil, and desiring to strengthen this co-operation on the basis of mutual benefit, Have agreed as follows:

minimum standards with respect to the qualification of nationals of third countries as refugees,

Recognition of other professional qualifications obtained in another Member State

minimum standards on procedures in Member States for granting or withdrawing refugee status;

recognising the lien or judgement is not contrary to public policy in the Member State concerned.

Recognition of professional qualifications on the basis of professional experience acquired in another Member State

the earlier judgment was given in the Member State of enforcement or fulfils the conditions necessary for its recognition in the Member State of enforcement;

This is a practical admission, with a stated goal of maintaining economic growth the country desperately needs.

«refugee status» means the recognition by a Member State of a third country national or a stateless person as a refugee;

Member States shall recognise the producer groups and unions thereof which request recognition and fulfil the following general conditions;

these countries have made a substantiated request to the Commission and forwarded the relevant rules justifying recognition of the traditional indications,

The authority competent to recognise producer groups and unions thereof shall be the Member State within whose territory the producer group or union has its registered office.

Romania therefore satisfies the conditions to be recognised as officially free of Brucellosis melitensis and Decision 97/232/EC must be amended accordingly.

The Commission shall check that paragraph 1 and 3(b) are complied with by carrying out checks and may, as a result of those checks, request a Member State to withdraw recognition.

«subsidiary protection status» means the recognition by a Member State of a third country national or a stateless person as a person eligible for subsidiary protection;

Member States may grant aid to recognised producer groups for three years following the date of their recognition to encourage their formation and to facilitate their operation.

Member States shall revoke, end or refuse to renew the refugee status of a third country national or a stateless person, if, after he or she has been granted refugee status, it is established by the Member State concerned that:

For recognition plans approved in the new Member States under their respective national legislation before 1 May 2004, the starting date should be deemed to be 1 May 2004.

Given the types of conditions imposed by EU countries, recognition fully implied acceptance of the democratic nature of the new state, and confidence in its adherence to human rights.

For the five years following the date of recognition, the Member States shall grant recognised producer organisations assistance to encourage their establishment and assist with their administrative operation.

The Office shall inform the Benelux Trade Mark Office or the central industrial property office of the Member State concerned of the application to claim seniority once it has been accepted by the Office.

The Commission shall check that Article 39 and paragraph 1(b) of this Article are complied with by carrying out checks and in the light of such checks shall, where appropriate, call on Member States to withdraw recognition.

Class X: Measures benefiting staff, in recognition of certain services rendered to their country, imposed on railway undertakings by the State on terms different from those applicable to other transport undertakings