Examples of using Full recognition in English and their translations into Slovak
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I therefore come back to Shlomo Sand:'Israel refused the offer of the Arab League in 2002 of full recognition of Israel with the pre-1967 borders.'.
social barriers which undermine the full recognition and protection of disabled
facilitate social innovation and the improvement of working conditions and to ensure full recognition of the job creation potential of the sector;
One of the consequences of giving the EU full recognition of statehood is that they now can be addressed at length by Baroness Ashton
States shall give full recognition to the special requirements of developing States in relation to conservation and management of straddling fish stocks
which must promote compliance with international legislation on social rights, full recognition of certification practices
abuse, full recognition of legal subjectivity of the child,
Considers that the current EU rules on GIs should be supplemented to ensure full recognition and enhancement of the role played by organisations designated
ensuring full recognition of the geographical indications of the EU
The Parties agree that the normal relationship established between them will include full recognition, diplomatic, economic
free movement of workers(which also includes full recognition of professions within the Member States).
(xix) to secure full recognition and strong legal protection of EU geographical indications
The EESC takes the view that the participation of partner countries in the cooperation programme under the Eastern Partnership must be contingent upon the adoption and full recognition of common values such as fundamental human rights
EUROTAS members base their statements on generally acceptable findings and techniques with full recognition of the limits and uncertainties of such evidence.
psychoanalytic psychotherapists base their statements on generally acceptable findings and techniques with full recognition of the limits and uncertainties of such evidence.
Or does full recognition of the rights(including the future rights)
The fundamental principle in this area must therefore be full recognition of the capacity and autonomy of consumers to organise
and assuming full recognition of CCS in ETS, power plants using CCS after 2020 will not be at a competitive disadvantage vis-à-vis standard power
The term“knowledge-based economy” stems from this fuller recognition of the place of knowledge
Full recognition and rights.