Examples of using Explicitly recognised in English and their translations into Italian
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The Court of Justice1 explicitly recognised the Community's power to legislate in the field of nuclear safety under Chapter 3 of Title II of the Euratom Treaty.
it is explicitly recognised that.
I am reassured that the European Council, on 4 February, explicitly recognised that.
mountain regions, as explicitly recognised by the Lisbon Treaty.
At the level of the European Union, the role of services of general economic interest has been explicitly recognised in Article 16 of the EC Treaty,
The importance of the ECS for the internal market was also explicitly recognised in the report to the Cannes European Summit by the Competitiveness Advisory Group chaired by Mr Ciampi, among whose recommendations the adoption of the ECS featured prominently.
where congestion is not explicitly recognised.
negotiation skills need to be explicitly recognised and promoted.
must be explicitly recognised and respected by the guest.
The specific importance of the ship/port interface in relation to the safety of dry bulk cargo-handling operations has been explicitly recognised by the IMO, through the adoption of the 1996 amendments to Chapter VI of the SOLAS Convention.
negotiation skills need to be explicitly recognised and promoted.
pluralism are essential features of democratic societies and explicitly recognised by the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union as an element of the right to freedom of expression and information.
Council Conclusions from December 2009 and March 2010 explicitly recognised the fact that, when it comes to helping countries adapt to climate change,
Crowdfunding should be explicitly recognised in the laws of the Member States as a new kind of patronage- in both form
However, as explicitly recognised in the policy statements agreed by all its Contracting States it is not realistic to expect ICAO to take global decisions on uniform,
following from the Lamfalussy structure and explicitly recognised in Declaration 39 to the TFEU.
The external account deficit is explicitly recognised as a challenge- in the context of the broader goal of securing a stable macroeconomic environment- only in one case(EE), although in the view of the Commission other countries(LV,
This role is explicitly recognised in the Treaty1, which gives the Union shared competence to encourage cooperation between Member States
implementation of Community legislation and especially in the framework of EU-support programmes is explicitly recognised by the Commission in its work programme that aims at drawing up proposals for the White Paper on European Governance.777.
The Commission has explicitly recognised the need for the European defence industry to consolidate in order to remain competitive in the face of the reduction in defence budgets, the rise in the costs of armament programmes