Examples of using Generally recognised in English and their translations into Greek
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in accordance with generally recognised standards of business practice in his or her particular sector of activity.
who were generally recognised as being the cleverest of the animals.
devotion which forms part of the practice of a religion or belief in a generally recognised form.
the primacy of European Union law- in accordance with Section 3(1) of the Constitution, generally recognised principles and rules of international law are an inseparable part of the Estonian legal system.
customary international law and the principles of law generally recognised with regard to nationality.'.
in the opinion of the expert panel assembled to ascertain the GRAS(Generally Recognised As Safe) status of Avemar,"it has the toxicological profile of bread.".
international custom, and the principles of law generally recognised with regard to nationality.
in the opinion of the expert panel assembled to ascertain the GRAS(Generally Recognised As Safe) status of Avemar,"it has the toxicological profile of bread.".
the right not to incriminate oneself are generally recognised international standards which lie at the heart of the notion of a fair procedure under Article 6.
In women with generally recognised risk factors for thromboembolic events,
the mark shall be represented by submitting a reproduction of the colour and an indication of that colour by reference to a generally recognised colour code;
ongoing thromboembolic disease or women with generally recognised risk factors for thromboembolic events,
The Austrian constitution declares that generally recognised rules of international law form part of Austrian federal law,
are generally recognised.
Although the age of the Moon is generally recognised to be 4.6 billion years,
which have a GRAS(generally recognised as safe) status in accordance with the US Food and Drug Administration.
In addition, according to the“generally recognised principles of international law”,
In addition, according to the“generally recognised principles of international law”,
This can be done through a rating system which describes the content in accordance with a generally recognised scheme(for instance where items such as sex
ongoing thromboembolic disease or women with generally recognised risk factors for thromboembolic events,
