Examples of using Official recognition in English and their translations into Romanian
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first of all, official recognition of this committee and of our forces in Paris.
this is already one form of official recognition, although the dispute with Greece still remains.
The official recognition of Ethiopia's independence from Italy only took place in 1947,
the breed received official recognition.
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was granted official recognition in the country.
attempting to gain their official recognition.
The EU has made the OHR's closure and its transformation into a strengthened EUSR office as a key prerequisite for BiH to gain official recognition as an EU candidate country.
But despite the official recognition of Cane Corso by the Italian Association of Cynologists in 1994,
Encouraging DG Research to grant official recognition to the European Technology Platform on Sustainable Mineral Resources15
which will get official recognition in most countries.
It was 1909, which later became the year of official recognition of the breed of Risenschnauzer.
all degrees have official recognition guaranteed by the Treaty of Bologna within the framework of the European Higher Education Area.
The development of the event in Moldova denotes an official recognition that our country is an important wine destination on the world map of tourism.
Mutual societies in general need official recognition from the EU, which would give them a legal basis
of independent cultural and political groups and gained official recognition.
endorsers lists are opened for joining to the Treaty official recognition moment.
try to bring them to official recognition.
In Galicia the"comarca" or"bisbarra" are traditional divisions of the land and enjoy limited official recognition, but have no administrative relevance.