5.2.5. If the vehicle conforms to a vehicle type approved, under one or more other Regulations annexed to the Agreement, in the country which has granted approval under this Regulation, the symbol prescribed in paragraph 5.2.4.1 need not be repeated; in such a case the additional numbers and symbols of all the Regulations under which approval has been granted in the country which has granted approval under this Regulation shall be placed in vertical columns to the right of the symbol prescribed in paragraph 5.2.4.1.

Raoul Wallenberg sacrificed his life to save his fellow human beings, and Nelson Mandela stood as an imprisoned person and symbol of equality and dignity for his people in South Africa.

Reinforce and co-ordinate market surveillance systems (enforcement of legislation and reinforcement of implementation at national level), leading to uniform market conditions; Ensure coherence of rules for the operation of Notified Bodies (i.e. certification bodies, laboratories), i.e. a level-playing field for those organisations; Ensure that accreditation remains a public authority activity and reinforce European co-ordination, thereby avoiding further multiplication of controls for products; Develop CE marking so as to ensure a clear and strong meaning for all parties, notably by stating that it is the symbol of an entire economic ...[+++]system guaranteeing safety of products, not just a manufacturer’s declaration.

The Commission Communication of 23 July 1997 on the use of the euro symbol established the symbol ‘€’ and called upon all currency users to use the symbol for the description of monetary amounts denominated in euro.

Given the broad support the euro symbol has received, the European Commission invites all currency users to use the symbol whenever a distinctive symbol is needed for the description of monetary amounts in euro, e.g. in price lists and invoices, on cheques and in any other legal instruments.

Achievements include: - agreement by the institutions on the introduction and use of the European flag (March-April 1988), now the symbol par excellence of Community identity and European unification; the flag, symbol and anthem are now increasingly being used both inside and outside the Community; - introduction of the European passport by all the Member States (except the Netherlands and the United Kingdom, where it should be introduced by the end of this year); - Community-wide celebrations (such as the first Europe Day, celebrated on 9 May 1988); - ERASMUS (programme to encourage student mobility and cooperation between universit ...[+++]ies in the various Member States (June 1987); - COMETT (programme to give a Community dimension to cooperation between universities, firms and research centres) (July 1986); - YES (Youth Exchange Scheme) for Europe (May 1988); - mutual recognition of diplomas for architects and pharmacists (June-September 1986) and for most medical and paramedical professions (doctors, nurses, vets and midwives); - general system for the recognition of diplomas based on mutual trust without harmonization of training (decision due on 22 June); - in the cultural sector: equal access for young people to museums and cultural events (December 1985); green light from the Council for the plan to give a fresh boost to cultural activity (27 May 1988); European Cinema and Television Year now well under way and MEDIA programme (measures to encourage the development of the audiovisual industry) - both a solid base for concrete proposals in this area; - Joint Declaration against racism and xenophobia signed by the three institutions.