Examples of using Explicit recognition in English and their translations into Dutch
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I too should like to acknowledge a number of salient points in the report. Among them, the explicit recognition of a European social model,
remedied this situation through a reference to the primacy of maintaining price stability( in Article 1.1), through an explicit recognition of the Bank s legal integration in the ESCB
defence of pluralism demands the explicit recognition of the public's right to have effective access to independent sources of information
Article 1 of the new law overcomes this through explicit recognition of the Bank s integration in the ESCB
in its Article 26 provides explicit recognition of the rights of persons with disabilities and the need to ensure their independence, social and occupational integration and participation in the life of the community.
Explicit recognition of class actions must be also be included.
I am grateful to Mr Garriga Polledo for his explicit recognition of this fact in his report.
Article 51 of the draft Treaty, moreover, gives explicit recognition to the status of the churches and non-confessional organisations.
This is an explicit recognition of the fact that development is a concept which cannot be confined to purely technical considerations.
The fostering of intercultural dialogue and the explicit recognition of culture as an economic factor
There should be more explicit recognition in the Treaty of the role of services of general interest, and a derogation for them from competition rules.
We therefore call for the explicit recognition of regional governments in the context of the Copenhagen agreement,
should therefore be given explicit recognition of a general nature in the regulation.
on the functioning of the Treaty on European Union with a view to the 1996 Intergovernmental Conference refers to the need for explicit recognition of cultural and language diversity at national and regional level within the Union.
the importance of the Union's cooperation with that body,- the need for explicit recognition of a guarantee of local self-government in the Treaties.
of networks of European civilsociety organisations is perhaps even more eloquentin its explicit recognition of the essential function thatthe Committee can play in the dialogue between European civil society and the European Unioninstitutions.
Moreover, the proposal aims to facilitate cross-border transactions through increased harmonisation and an explicit mutual recognition mechanism for insolvency protection.
The explicit recognition of fundamental rights: an open process.
Incidentally, the Convention gives explicit recognition to patents and other forms of protection of intellectual property.
Members of the EFA therefore call for the explicit recognition of regional governments in the context of the Copenhagen agreement,