Examples of using Been recognised in English and their translations into Dutch
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The concept of sustainable forest management has been recognised as a fundamental guiding principle by all participating countries.
The value added of this programme has been recognised by the tax administrations of the participating countries19.
where professional qualifications have been recognised in accordance with Directive 2005/36/EC.
problems that may not immediately have been recognised.
The famine in Ukraine has been recognised as genocide by the governments or parliaments of 26 countries, including Poland.
In interviews, some project managers reported an impression that they had no realistic means of modifying this situation even when the problem had been recognised.
has now been recognised by the Belgian courts as stateless.
has, against the will of its people, for a long time been recognised internationally as part of China's territory,
this incredible framework and have produced many magnificent wines for centuries that have been recognised by professionals several times in the past.
The European teams are delighted to have been recognised on a global scale,
It has, however, been recognised by the present leaders in the Community that this situation has to come to an end
organisation whose objective is protecting the environment and which has been recognised under the procedure set up under Article 13 of the proposed Regulation.
European Commissioner Pádraig Fly nn, responsible for Employment and Social Affairs, declared that'the pro posed amendment comes at a time when equality of opportunity for women has been recognised at the highest level to be a task of paramount.
We are talking about a minority- deaf people- whose mother tongue is sign language and has been recognised in 10 European Union Member States, finally including my own country, Hungary.
The Committee is of the view that the Communication also fails to recognise the importance of Local Agenda 21, which has been recognised as one of the most successful ways of implementing Agenda 21.
if such qualification has already been recognised in a Member State and the EU citizen concerned has also acquired three years of professional experience in the above Member State.
These include both"traditional" grafts, whose therapeutic benefits have been recognised for decades(corneas, bone,
This has been recognised by the organisation"Publish what you Fund" which ranked the European Commission in 4th position(out of 30)
This has been recognised in the Commission's proposals to speed up economic recovery by smart investments in broadband networks in rural areas,