Examples of using Do not recognise in English and their translations into Dutch
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It is impossible to negotiate if you do not recognise that the other has a right to exist.
We do not recognise an effective knock-out where she could have easyly killed the man with one stroke of her fluke.
They do not recognise national oppression in any form,
because natural disasters, which undoubtedly include floods, do not recognise political borders.
These proposals with their almost total focus on the new Member States do not recognise the glaring needs of regions such as mine.
However, I voted against the Fajon report because it is unacceptable to think about the liberalisation of visas with Kosovo while we do not recognise its independence.
for instance, do not recognise the phenomenon at all.
That is why it is wrong that artists in certain countries do not recognise this right. We therefore need to correct the mistake in the Berne Convention making resale rights potential rights.
So the western problems are that they do not recognise spirit, and the eastern problem is when they recognise the spirit,
in practice the Member States too often do not recognise the marketing authorisation and the scientific evaluation carried out by another Member State.
A". eu" web presence is instantly recognised by potential customers that may otherwise be suspicious of a company with a country domain name they do not recognise.
while most of the nations of the world do not recognise the Kyoto agreements the European Union now wants to do more than is required under the Protocol.
even God do not give us our due, do not recognise our true value or treat us the way they should.
you cannot join an organisation that you do not recognise, just as you cannot negotiate with a party that does not recognise your organisation.
check back on any terms that you do not recognise!
The central fact that five Member States do not recognise the sovereignty of the country remains an obstacle which, at the moment, renders Kosovo's accession to Europe paradoxical.
my votes do not support the existence of international influence of the European Institutions as I do not recognise the European Union.
The conclusion can thus be drawn that the election was used to secure a degree of legitimacy that the observers do not recognise and that is not acceptable to democracies.
idea of the origin of man, because under this ideological influence they do not recognise the part that has been played therein by labour.
The élites within Europe do not recognise that we have to treat these countries with the respect that they deserve,