Vertaling van "both-way communication " (Engels → Nederlands) :

However, most Member States joined Parliament in making agreement to that concession contingent on recognition in the Treaties of the binding legal force of the Charter. This is precisely what Article 6 of the new TEU does, stating that ‘the Union recognises the rights, freedoms and principles set out in the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union of 7 December 2000, as adapted at Strasbourg on 12 December 2007, which shall have the same legal value as the Treaties’. As a result of this formal recognition, the Charter has acquired a binding legal force and the same legal value as the Treaties (the only way, moreover, in which it could serve as a parameter by which to judge the validity of Union acts): it is thu ...[+++]s binding both on the European institutions, acting in the framework of their respective competences, and on the Member States, but only when they act as implementers of Community law. It thus offers citizens a further guarantee of the protection of fundamental rights vis-à-vis the Union.

This Communication argues that we should begin on the basis of consensus to establish, in a gradual, but progressive way, a cooperative three way agenda with both our African and Chinese partners in a number of areas where synergies and mutual benefits can be maximised.

Uzbekistan has also shown itself open to discussing with the Commission ways to further enhance Community assistance in supporting the reform of its political institutions, such as the parliament, and the reform of the judiciary, all of which we will discuss further in the Cooperation Committee. The fact that the EU’s restrictive measures remain in place clearly signals both to the Uzbeks and the broader public our concerns about the situation in Uzbekistan.

In this context, point 9.1 of the Communication of 26 July 2000 on Mutual recognition of Final Decisions in criminal matters states that "mutual trust should work both ways: while the executing Member State trusts the issuing Member State that the decision it has handed down is correct, the issuing Member State should trust the executing Member State that the way it handles the execution is correct.

The best way of ensuring that both the Community fleet and third-country fleets comply with RFO regulations, whether or not the countries concerned are parties to the respective RFOs, and thereby preventing unfair competition from those who do not comply, is to apply existing restrictions and trade sanctions effectively, in accordance with WTO rules, to any product or derived product coming from countries which contravene RFO rules or not coming from duly authorised vessels with an identification register.

3. In its communication, the Commission correctly points out that worker immigration is a two-way process requiring the involvement both of the immigrants and of EU society. Mutual recognition of values and traditions is an important and necessary aspect of this process.