Examples of using Be recognised in English and their translations into Croatian
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There will come a time when your skills will be recognised.
Don't want to use mine. Always a chance my number will be recognised.
in place for them, these could then be recognised as standard professional qualifications on an equal footing with formal education programmes.
This kind of dynamics can also be recognised in Europe's neighbouring regions with their comparatively rich natural capital.
Turkey's Kurds should be recognised as an ethnic minority.
Further, it should be recognised that different stages of decision making processes each have their own requirements
this University will be recognised as a leader in student support
From the wing bones pieces of the first phalanx can be recognised which had an estimated total length of about fifty centimetres.
marriage annulment shall not be recognised.
An allergic reaction may be recognised as a rash, itching,
Where the credit protection referred to in this paragraph is not eligible under Chapter 4, the credit assessment shall not be recognised and the securitisation position shall be treated as unrated.
An allergic reaction may be recognised as a rash, itching,
However, it should be recognised that maritime standards are not adequate
can be recognised by a white bird on a light blue background.
Turkish civil society organisations should be recognised as a key player in Turkey's approximation process with EU values and acquis.
majeure" and"exceptional circumstances" may, in particular, be recognised in the following cases.
you will not be recognised as the same user across pages.
To find out whether an EMJMD will be recognised in a given country, contact the appropriate authorities concerned
It should be recognised that there are institutional protection schemes(IPS)
Different types of farms should be recognised and specific targeted tools should be put in place for this purpose.