Приклади вживання To recognise that Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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the perceived ambiguities in these examples are enough to backtrack on a commitment to Jewish communities in Europe to recognise that antisemitism is not only a Jewish problem, but a problem of society as a whole.
the political elite needs to recognise that voters are turning away from the“social contract”
It fails to recognise that a top state official who is lobbying for policies profitable for her family business is not the same as a doctor who is earning a bit more than $100 and takes bribes just to feed her family.
The Association Agreement requires Ukrainian law to recognise that the employer exclusively owns proprietary rights to any software created by an employee during the performance of their duties
Indonesia and the Philippines to recognise that, under the right circumstances,‘Europeans' could be gently submerged in non-European cultures.
In fact, in 2013, the American Psychiatric Association amended its guidelines on post-traumatic stress disorder to recognise that immersive work with traumatic imagery is a specific risk factor for journalists,
who is credited as the first to recognise that the middle text was written in the Egyptian Demotic script,
Vladimir Chizhov, Russia's representative to the EU, told the Financial Times that European states would“bear the responsibility” if they failed to recognise that it was“high time” to back a programme likely to cost“dozens of billions” of euros.
and a moment to recognise that poor people are the first ones to fight against poverty.
It is necessary to recognise that Fascists.
And Muslims need to recognise that.
They refuse to recognise that it was a genocide.
They had come to recognise that Jesus really was from God.
It's important to recognise that networks are not a panacea.
You will need to recognise that unhappiness does exists in this world.
Are they ready to recognise that Crimea is part of Russia?
First off, you need to recognise that you are feeling angry.