Examples of using Recognised that in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Recognised that a stable, long-term regulatory framework should be developed to promote sustainability using existing financial instruments;
Stakeholders as well as the EU institutions recognised that further effort was needed
And the wealthy in these countries recognised that if globalisation worked as it should, there would be
Recognised that the EU is competing with big countries(Brazil,
On access to water, Institutions recognised that providing access to water for all is essential and committed themselves to the implementation
Professional associations recognised that farming machine shows organised simultaneously,
A report by the United Nations Environment Programme in 2017 recognised that it was common for mixed plastic waste to be concealed"as clean plastic scrap".
In the synthesis report the Commission recognised that the overall expenditure is affected by a material level of error.
The customers recognised that the taste and pleasure value of the chickens grown up happily on a free range are much better than of those bred under industrial circumstances.
The Commission recognised that there are improvements to be made to reporting
In addition, it is also recognised that innovations in occupational social protection systems are necessary in order to adapt them to current conditions, and in particular to
organised integrations and recognised that food is Hungary's oil resource.
The ECJ has, in principle, recognised that the prevention of tax avoidance could justify restriction of the fundamental freedoms.
The Spanish authorities recognised that clearance and thinning had been used in many areas where controlled burns would have been economically and ecologically advisable.
The emphasis on the system of public finance institutions in the Fundamental Law also suggests that the legislators creating the Constitution recognised that each constitutional principle is only worth the extent to which it can be enforced.
Dr. Kubovy recognised that not a single order for extermination exists from Hitler,
EU leaders also recognised that an approach based solely on relative GDP per capita would result in relatively high compliance costs for certain high income Member States.
The Cypriot authorities recognised that there have been delays in reviewing
The Council recognised that the launch of these negotiations will depend on the interest
The EESC notes that recycling makes a positive contribution to the global conservation of energy and resources and recognised that, if properly managed,