Examples of using Are recognised in English and their translations into Romanian
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The role of autonomous social dialogue is strengthened and the social partners are recognised as players in European integration.
The course is taught by working professionals who are recognised in their field and links theoretical
Both of them are recognised as official languages,
They are recognised worldwide as railway safety assessors
Protecting the rights of the child are recognised in the Treaty on European Union Article 3(3)
The Portuguese are recognised for the preparation of meat,
Cambridge Assessment English exams are recognised by schools, universities
of whom only 100 are recognised as ArchestrA system integrators in the world.
because their professional qualifications are recognised.
Gypsies and travellers are recognised as an ethnic minority,
The diplomas awarded by the University of Bucharest are recognised in most of the countries around the world.
However, arsenic trioxide and other inorganic arsenic compounds are recognised as human carcinogens.
Strong leadership qualities are recognised as crucial for directors and senior managers in the modern business environment.
Successful students will gain relevant certification, many of which are recognised by professional institutions.
It also permits the free circulation of European orders for payment which are recognised and enforced in all EU countries.
where they are recognised under national law.
We are Recognised by the Department of Education as having year-round exceptional English schools for the teaching of English as a Foreign Language.
The band is made up of Roma musicians, and they are recognised as one of Europe's most popular contemporary Romani bands.
Our English Language Colleges are Recognised by the Department of Education
SC Johnson products are sold in virtually every country and we are recognised as a great workplace in many of the countries where we operate.
