Examples of using Is recognised in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Swansea University is recognised as a World Top 200 University for International Students
The Cambridge OET is recognised by professional bodies and universities as an IELTS equivalency exam specifically designed to test the English language level of healthcare professionals.
Specifically, then, an English notarial document is recognised on the continent, but to the same extent that it is recognised under English law.
On the yeast extracts and its derivatives market, Lesaffre is recognised as a reliable partner with expertise in producing tailor-made solutions»,
Today, NACE serves nearly 36,000 members in over 130 countries and is recognised globally as the premier authority for corrosion control solutions.
The EESC calls on the national governments to introduce a European Vocational Certificate for tourism professions in the EU that is recognised by all the Member States.
a measure of'research power', and more than 97% of its research is recognised internationally.
The Union's mandate is recognised in international law, in the UNESCO Convention on the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions,
Introduce a European Vocational Certificate for tourism professions in the EU that is recognised by all the Member States;
credential is recognised in the hiring and promotion policies of numerous leading organisations all over the world.
Access to good quality family planning is recognised by the UN as a human right and is known to benefit the health
That is recognised by all parties who have familiarised themselves with it,
Among these three, IACBE is recognised by CHEA, the largest organisation in the USA that specialises in higher education quality.
The area is recognised by the three pronged peninsulas of(Kassandra,
bodies of languages whose status is recognised by a Member State's constitution.
high level research training which is recognised by the Economics and Social Research Council(ESRC),
This course is recognised by the Bar and the Solicitors Regulation Authority as a qualifying law degree,
appear to be disproportionate, especially given the importance of the intended aim of gender equality which is recognised both in the Charter and the Treaties.
This makes it a business, the freedom of which is recognised under Article 16 of the Charter in accordance with EU law and national law.
Cultural Care Au Pair is recognised by the U.S. Department of State as an official sponsoring agency for the au pair program.