Examples of using Be recognised in English and their translations into Czech
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
It should also be recognised by institutions of higher education in Member States and also in third countries.
President Lukashenko's efforts at democratic reform and openness should be recognised and rewarded by closer ties to the European Union.
Religious fathers, brothers and sisters can be recognised by their habit: each religious order has a different colour or colour combination.
Therefore, my question is: will these problems which are affecting Austria and Germany be recognised and are appropriate solutions being planned?
In“MUSIC” folder, up to 199 files per one folder can be recognised and played back.
The role and the importance of young people in the European Union and in the future of the Union must be recognised, encouraged and supported.
I think that this should be recognised, and so I would like to offer her my thanks.
This will help guarantee that the identity of the tourism service provider can be recognised and, by extension, there will be a clear assumption of responsibility for the information and services provided.
I also agree that, if adopted, the right to divide a period of parental leave between both members of the couple should be recognised.
persecuted by the Nazis, the right to citizenship of the Roma must be recognised.
Its positive contribution should therefore be recognised, its action should be strengthened
Once again I want to thank this Parliament because I believe the strong positions taken by this Parliament were very important to assure that the Community approach could also be recognised in the Pact for the euro.
that the result of the November elections cannot be recognised, because they are being carried out under conditions of lack of freedom
Our handwriting can be recognised independently of whether we write letters using three fingers on a piece of paper or using chalk on
The importance of the role trade unions play in negotiating collective agreements, particularly within multinational companies, and their contribution to the health and safety protection of workers and to the promotion of public health must be recognised.
So if there are particular problems with certain products that cannot be recognised in individual Member States for ethical reasons, those Member States must retain the right to ban such products.
who must be recognised also by those who subsequently enjoy the commercial produce they find in the supermarket
Given this new economic context, it is even more important to consider the wide variety of industrial infrastructures in Member States and it should be recognised that some of them have achieved a rapid
The Supplier is not liable for warranty-covered defects if the warranty cannot be recognised as legitimate in the cases in which the defects arose during the warranty period due to improper storage practice,
It should be recognised that the EU's legal framework on environmental inspection has already been improved during the last years,