That consensus would have to be based on mutual recognition and accommodation.

Develop mutual recognition agreements on technical regulations and sanitary and phytosanitary measures.

Development of regional instruments on extradition and mutual legal assistance

As recognition is crucial to facilitating such movement, appropriate means should be found to facilitate developing countries' accession to mutual recognition agreements (MRAs).

This includes the mutual recognition agreed by the PLO and Israel, as well as the Oslo Accords.

The streamlining of regulations, including mutual recognition of inspections and certifications, could lead to important productivity gains.

This will require the establishment, strengthening and international recognition of services for calibration and metrology, product testing, product and enterprise certification, laboratory accreditation, and mutual recognition between accreditation bodies.

Translating mutual recognition of this into reality will require intellectual honesty and political investment on both sides of the Atlantic.

Mutual recognition agreements (MRAs) have mostly been negotiated between developed countries and between countries with close cultural and historical linkages.

Relevant information intended to foster mutual understanding and recognition among and within nations has been disseminated widely in national academic circles.

To this end, the International Olive Council shall secure the means of developing a scheme of mutual recognition of such indications.

The concept of a new model of dialogue among civilizations and cultures based on mutual respect and recognition must be put in place.

There is thus a need for and a general move in the direction of harmonization, equivalence and mutual recognition in the organic sector.

Several speakers identified important bilateral, regional and multilateral activities undertaken to advance cooperation, including the negotiation of extradition and mutual assistance treaties and cooperation agreements, and innovative regional approaches, such as mutual recognition and the European arrest warrant.

If, however, the TTIP excluded third country firms from the mutual recognition policy, their competitiveness vis à vis European and American companies would diminish substantially.

First, they could allow all countries to reap the benefits of a bilateral mutual recognition deal by agreeing not to impose restrictive rules of origin.

The other approach would push towards negotiation and adoption of mutual recognition agreements (MRAs) between developed and developing countries, as is presently done among developed countries themselves.

The conflict in the Middle East was political, not racial and keeping the hope of peace alive required mutual respect and recognition to make negotiation and compromise possible.

Such formal recognition of the value added of volunteerism and its incorporation into mainstream advocacy and policy instruments, needs to be extended to many other countries.

With mutual recognition, the EU and the US would accept each other s standards or conformity assessment procedures, allowing firms to adhere to the less stringent requirements in each area.

One important area of intervention is to assist developing countries in upgrading the capacity and to be in a position to reach international recognition of local certificates and laboratory analysis, calibration and tests through their insertion in mutual recognition agreements with both industrialized and developing countries.

In 1993, in secret bilateral negotiations in Norway (unknown to the Americans), Israel and the PLO reached an agreement about mutual recognition and the creation of a provisional Palestinian Autonomous Authority.

The second meeting, hosted by UNCTAD (Geneva, October 2003), reviewed the current situation in the organic sector and models and mechanisms for harmonization, equivalency and mutual recognition drawn from other sectors.

Recognizing the critical significance of those instruments, which provide a legal framework for strengthening international cooperation, based on mutual commitments by the least developed countries and their development partners to undertake specific action to ensure the full implementation of the provisions of the instruments,

Recalling the mutual recognition between the Government of the State of Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization, the representative of the Palestinian people, as well as the existing agreements between the two sides,

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As a result, third country firms options will depend on how TTIP standards are established through harmonization (adoption of a common standard) or mutual recognition (acceptance of goods that meet one another s established standards).

Indeed, our research shows that when mutual recognition agreements include restrictive rules of origin, intra regional trade increases at the expense of trade with other countries and that developing countries tend to suffer most.

A similar policy of mutual recognition could be the key to successful US EU trade negotiations, but only if both parties can overcome the biases that are built into their regulatory and political systems.

The international community should strengthen cooperation and establish development partnerships based on mutual trust, mutual benefit and mutual help.

Recognition of the latter does not imply recognition of a state.

Mr. Salama responded by noting that recognition of the distinct nature of human rights law and international humanitarian law did not exclude the possibility of mutual benefit for ICRC and OHCHR from a well structured dialogue.

However, on the positive side, strong support was expressed for the Peacebuilding Commission, the revamping of the United Nations human rights machinery and the recognition of the mutual interdependence of the developed and the developing worlds.

But such a world requires that mutual respect replace mutual suspicion.

Her delegation believed strongly that the draft declaration on the rights of indigenous peoples and the Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues were fundamental instruments for achieving full recognition of the rights of indigenous peoples.

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Reconciliation is possible only when there is mutual striving and mutual good will.

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Thus credit is seen as one of the instruments of access, increase in autonomy and recognition of the economic rights of rural women, as well as to promote equality between men and women in family agriculture.

ASEAN member countries have concluded nine regional transport agreements since late 1998 on the mutual recognition of commercial vehicle inspection certificates ASEAN highway network development transit facilitation for goods in transit (with five technical protocols) and air freight service liberalization.

Recalling the mutual recognition between the Government of the State of Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization, the representative of the Palestinian people, and the agreements concluded between the two sides and the need for full compliance with those agreements,