Examples of using Fully recognises in English and their translations into Italian
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Medicine
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The evaluation of the actions that the European Union has been supporting over the years in these areas fully recognises the need to continue as they tackle specific
As the Commission fully recognises the negotiating autonomy of the European social partners on topics falling within their competence,
as the Commission fully recognises.
While the Commission fully recognises the need to take feasibility
ASIC, therefore fully recognises the pressing need for a robust
it is important that action be taken now to set up a certification system which fully recognises the specific skills needed to drive a train
Paper on rural development. The government fully recognises that a strategic programme must be put in place if more jobs are to be created within the small
The EESC is pleased to see that the European Commission fully recognises the importance of strengthening the political
particularly Article 8, and fully recognises the legitimate concerns expressed by Parliament.
which Europe respects and fully recognises, created serious concerns in the international community.
the Israeli Government fully recognises the principle of a Palestinian state.
The Commission fully recognises that electoral procedures,
I also fully recognise the rights of groups to table requests under our Rules.
This principle is fully recognised by the UK courts.
Desertification and land degradation are still not fully recognised as a developmental problem.
The origin of rock glaciers is still not fully recognised.
The socio-economic costs are not fully recognised.
And in some cases they would never be fully recognised.
At this time the importance of the avant-garde movement was fully recognised.
Finally the dangers of the political pressures in the dialogue movement must be fully recognised.