Since then we have had 300 court cases to show that mutual recognition does not work.

The existence of any state is based on mutual recognition between states.

The mutual recognition of education and training is the first step in the right direction.

Mutual recognition of both nations and their right to an independent state.

I would like to say a few words about the principle of mutual recognition.

In my view systems of mutual recognition are more attractive.

I also think it would be a good idea to see if we can agree on a system of mutual recognition.

The first is the emphasis on mutual recognition in this area.

He wasn't the only one disturbed by our mutual recognition.

Do we really have mutual recognition of technical standards between countries?

Once again, the essence of this problem is mutual recognition.

The point, however, is not to impose mutual recognition at all costs.

Scope should be provided for the mutual recognition of each others’ systems.

Their eyes met in mutual recognition, but neither showed a change of expression.

It was a mutual recognition of the way things have to be."

It is hoped that mutual recognition of similar systems, across other third countries, will take place in the future.

Therefore, mutual recognition is another added value provided by Community procedure.

That is necessary if we are to make the mutual recognition principle a living reality.

I wonder how mutual recognition is meant to work in Europe on this basis.

There is some concern that this may have a negative impact on mutual recognition.

It is confined simply to the mutual recognition of decisions already taken.

I understand the argument of mutual recognition, but one has to be very careful when using it.

We should then, if at all possible, cause the principle of mutual recognition to prevail in fact.

Why is there not mutual recognition of the same facts between a civil and a criminal case?

"To provide mutual recognition systems which reduce trade barriers and costs in a global market".