Examples of using To be recognised in English and their translations into Polish
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because as long ago as 2005 and 2007, the European Parliament called for Kosovo to be recognised with a three-quarters majority.
The company wanted the renewal of authorisation to be recognised in all the EU Member States,
The signatories of the alternative do not want this right to be recognised for parents in countries with more than one official or regional language.
the adding Croatian diplomas to the lists of national professional qualifications to be recognised by a host Member State.
Court of origin' means the court which has given the judgment to be recognised and enforced.
In the meantime, however, this Ecolabel first needs to be recognised by consumers and companies throughout the European Union.
This issue therefore needs to be recognised by this draft proposal, even though anticipating specific outcomes
We also must step up our efforts for European standardisation to be recognised by entrepreneurs as a strategic tool for competitiveness
We want Europe to be recognised for its flexibility; that would indeed be a positive sign.
the beginning is much more difficult to be recognised and the beginning that has the characteristics of the source is completely hidden.
we strongly suggest you to use turboSMTP in order to be recognised as reputable by all email servers
Andrzej Skolmowski: There are currently no indications of impairment to be recognised by the Group in the coming quarters.
Appropriate for forms of EFP from one country to be recognised in, and transferred to, prikladan za oblike EFP iz jedne zemlje da se priznaju i prenesu na.
Isola wishes to be recognised for its satisfied, competent employees who face their everyday challenges with enthusiasm and interest.
needs to be recognised as a promoter of change.
disseminating practical information and their potential contribution needs to be recognised and encouraged.
sanctions which might need, under certain circumstances, to be recognised and enforced throughout the Union to be effective.
relative price performance of total satisfactory purchase to be recognised.
wanted to be able to see a visible difference where I worked and to be recognised for all the hard work.
We are very happy to be recognised by the European Commission with this prestigious Product Safety Award.