Examples of using Is recognised in English and their translations into Arabic
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Bahrain is recognised as one of the most liberal business environments in the world.
NAWO is particularly concerned that this is recognised and rectified in the field of trade negotiations.
Industrial sector development is recognised as vital to meet the growing demands of the economy.
January 11- The Azerbaijan Democratic Republic is recognised de facto by European powers in Versailles.
Good governance is recognised as necessary for the successful execution of human rights in Malaysia.
SPE Offshore Europe is recognised by offshore E&P professionals as Europe's leading E&P event.
Furthermore, it is recognised that FDI can only complement concessional finance
The company is recognised as a forex market leader by the world's leading financial institutions.
The right to strike is recognised under Norwegian law without being explicitly laid down by statute.
UNEP is recognised as having made a significant contribution to placing environment firmly on the global agenda.
It is recognised that New Zealand has the potential to be targeted by traffickers in the future.
XYA Caffe collection of single wall hot paper cups is recognised as one of the most iconic designs.
It is recognised that the size of the ICT operations may make the implementation of certain recommendations difficult.
It is recognised by Government as the body which puts forward women ' s concerns and perspectives.
Her watercolours were, and remain, famous, and she is recognised as a leading illustrator of her age.
The right to education is recognised in the Constitution and primary education has been officially free since 1994.
Germany is recognised for its large portion of specialised small and medium enterprises, known as the Mittelstand model.
She is recognised both in Australia and internationally for her activism in human rights, social justice and peace.
International Women's Day is recognised, celebrated and supported by thousands of organisations and individuals across the world.
Ports Policing Ports policing is recognised as a first line of defence against terrorism and international organised crime.