Examples of using Also recognises in English and their translations into Polish
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It also recognises that there is concern, particularly in this House,
The Council also recognises the key role played by independent patients' organisations in developing
The calendar also recognises a solar month called Thuriya Matha,
The Commission also recognises the importance of gathering data to demonstrate the impact of the JTIs' work, which would be used in future evaluations.
The treaty also recognises the importance of protecting the physical
The treaty also recognises the importance of protecting the physical
The Council also recognises the complex challenges facing South Sudan
The proposed regulation also recognises the right of the Commission( Eurostat)
Article 141 refers to more than strict de jure equality and also recognises the need for de facto equality.
The Commission also recognises the need to make full utilisation of fishing opportunities on stocks that are within safe biological limits,
Canada also recognises the special status of the EU's Geographical Indications,
The ECB also recognises the benefits of establishing a universally applicable and uniform conflict-of-law regime, such as that of the Convention, in enhancing the efficiency and flexibility of both European and global financial markets.
The Government also recognises that it needs to make substantial changes in the area of security
unless the Member State of destination also recognises identification in accordance with point(a) of the first subparagraph of Article 4(1), and.
The FATF also recognises that supervisors should apply a risk-based approach to supervision, based on their understanding of
The shipping industry also recognises the need to improve health
It also recognises the need for more applicable, effective legislation that will help
But it also recognises the need for greater certainty over how the provision of SSGI is compatible with EU law,
which have signed and ratified the Convention on Cluster Munitions, but also recognises that some Member States,
Merchant Navy Day not only commemorates and celebrates that but now also recognises the important achievements of modern day merchant seafarers who are responsible for shipping around 95% of the UK's imports and exports.