Examples of using Is recognized in English and their translations into French
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The right to strike is recognized as a fundamental right of factory
negative goodwill is recognized.
Investment income is recognized as revenue in accordance with the terms and conditions of underlying agreements
revenue is recognized immediately.
Revenue is recognized when delivery is made
The general principle of liberty is recognized in article 18, which states:"Liberty of person is guaranteed by the State.
Usually the same procedure is employed at one connection that is recognized and stored automatically for future use by the telephone.
This means that water jacket testing is recognized for UN pressure receptacles
You will stay fascinated during a long time by the beauty of the seabed which is recognized as one of the most beautiful on Earth!
The interest element is recognized as revenue as it is earned, on a time proportion basis
The second-hearing principle is recognized and judicial review proceedings are the responsibility of the Supreme Court.
Revenue Revenue is recognized in the period in which the underlying transaction
Although the need for action is recognized and priority areas have been identified,
pioneering is also expressed in areas where it is recognized as a center of excellence
The change in fair value through income as presented above is recognized as other operating expense
The right to an effective remedy for victims of human rights violations is recognized under several major international human rights instruments.
Licence fee revenue is recognized on a straight-line basis over the period to which the fee payment pertains normally three months
Once the importance of integrated approaches to economic and social policy is recognized, priority-setting by policy makers will become more informed.
That amount is recognized as an expense over the vesting period, with the opposite entry recognized directly in equity.
strategies for development" is recognized in the draft declaration on the rights of indigenous peoples.