Examples of using Has recognised in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Europe has recognised strongholds in ICT fields such as telecoms equipment
QS has recognised UTP as amongst the world's elite institutions in four of the 42 subjects featured in this ranking.
A Member State which has recognised a body shall withdraw the approval if it finds that the body no longer meets the criteria referred to in paragraph 2.
how do women break through the glass ceiling that the questioner has recognised?
build relations if the partner violates the agreements it has recognised as a subject of international law?
Portugal has recognised the shortcomings, which relate to technical provisions and access to information,
We also need to do this because Commissioner Almunia himself has recognised that that questions of exchange rates,
Because primary law has recognised, however, that SGEIs as a whole form part of the EU's"common values" and contribute to its"social and territorial cohesion" there
(7) ICCAT has recognised the improved cooperation in the conservation of Atlantic blue-fin tuna with Panama;
Although the United Nations has recognised the universal right to water and sanitation, at least 11
The EU has recognised film as an essential component of European heritage; the Parliament
On other occasions, the European Court has recognised, with regard to the right to life, the exclusive power of the States
EU cohesion policy has recognised, for example, the CCIs' multiple contribution to its strategic objectives(convergence;
The competent authority which has recognised the breed society
For the first time in the world, a court has recognised a causal link between inappropriate use of a mobile phone
Although the Council has recognised in principle that after the end of a CSDP mission its objectives can continue to be pursued through Commission-led projects60,
In the proposed Directive the Commission has recognised but decided not to take account of the well-researched analysis that aircraft emissions are between two
The EESC in previous opinions has recognised the importance of the transatlantic partnership
In other words, the Court has recognised the difficulty of establishing a breach of Article 6 on account of subjective partiality
The Parliament has recognised and adopted the following symbols of the Union: