Examples of using Generally recognised in English and their translations into German
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was generally recognised.
principles of professional conduct generally recognised in his field of expertise.
although it was generally recognised that a joint effort was necessary
including the leader of the Albanian side who had himself in the past been a doctor and was generally recognised for the medical work he had done during the hostilities and subsequently.
In particular, since it is generally recognised that the danger to space infrastructure from solar activity is at least the same,
Ever since it received GRAS-approval(Generally Recognised As Safe) from the FDA at the end of 2008,
PFI expertises are generally recognised for certification.
Delegations also generally recognised the usefulness of.
teaching are generally recognised.
Culture' is generally recognised as complex to define.
Internationally, Taiwan is not generally recognised as a country.
DIN 76051 is generally recognised in all countries of Europe.
There are six generally recognised investment formats used in the VC industry.
It is generally recognised that poverty is a real test for democratic systems.
It is generally recognised that this obligation extends to binding Security Council decisions.
Stakeholders generally recognised that the Commission ensured an efficient management of the Programme.
It is generally recognised that the situation of Roma communities deserves special focus in Europe.
The Community methods of analysis should be generally recognised methods and should be uniformly applied.
The potential is clearly there, but it is not yet generally recognised and initiatives are scattered.
The concept of lifelong learning is generally recognised but operational strategies,