Translation of "universal recognition " (English → French) :

If Articles 45 and 49 TFEU and Directive 2005/36 of 7 September 2005 apply in the present case, must they be interpreted as precluding the selection board charged with the recruitment of legal secretaries at the Cour de cassation from making participation in that competition conditional on the holding of a doctorate or licentiate degree in law awarded by a Belgian university, or on recognition by the French Community, which has competence in the field of education, that the master’s degree awarded to the applicant by the University of Poitiers in France is equivalent to the qualification of doctorate, licentiate degree or master’s degree ...[+++] in law awarded by a Belgian university?

Without prejudice to Directive 1999/5/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 9 March 1999 on radio equipment and telecommunications terminal equipment and the mutual recognition of their conformity , and in particular the disability requirements laid down in Article 3(3)(f) thereof, certain aspects of terminal equipment, including consumer premises equipment intended for disabled end-users, whether their special needs are due to disability or related to ageing, should be brought within the scope of Directive 2002/22/EC (Universal Service Directive) ...[+++]in order to facilitate access to networks and the use of services.

Procedures for academic recognition should also be reviewed to ensure quicker and more predictable outcomes (in particular, by publishing universities’ recognition policies): as with professional recognition, the Commission suggests that no applicant should have to wait longer than four months for a decision about academic recognition .

This Declaration constituted an important step forward in the universal recognition of core labour standards.

The key objective of the Declaration was to ensure universal recognition and application of the core labour standards as articulated in the Copenhagen Summit and in the Declaration itself.

(8) Whereas the introduction of the euro constitutes a change in the monetary law of each participating Member State; whereas the recognition of the monetary law of a State is a universally accepted principle; whereas the explicit confirmation of the principle of continuity should lead to the recognition of continuity of contracts and other legal instruments in the jurisdictions of third countries;