Examples of using Generally recognised in English and their translations into Slovak
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It opened in 2006 and is today the generally recognised port of call within Estonia for cases requiring German-language communication.
This is clearly a violation of the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations and generally recognised diplomatic practices.
Generally recognised as the barometer for the global retail market,
Specifically, the limitations on these rights provided for by the proposal are proportionate and necessary to meet the generally recognised objectives of preventing
based on advanced and generally recognised measurement methods.
it is not yet generally recognised and initiatives are scattered.
there are many products generally recognised as foodstuffs which may also serve therapeutic purposes.
Generally recognised risk factors for VTE include use of oestrogens,
Generally recognised risk factors for VTE include, use of oestrogens,
but is generally recognised where the dispute concerns sovereign acts performed iure imperii.
paragraph 1(d), shall affect the existing generally recognised rules of international law applicable to espionage
many reviewers bemoaned their experience with Grand Theft Auto Online, but generally recognised the open-ended exploration
ongoing thromboembolic disease or women with generally recognised risk factors for thromboembolic events,
the Boards of Appeal, the Office shall take into account the principles of procedural law generally recognised in the Member States.
many reviewers bemoaned their Grand Theft Auto Online experience but generally recognised its open-ended exploration
is generally recognised as the preferred option for the disposal of high- level waste(see Annex VII for an example).
in acts adopted pursuant to this Regulation, the Office shall take into account the principles of procedural law generally recognised in the Member States.'.
A generally recognised"European volunteers' pass" would be very helpful in this respect;
reproducible methods that take into account the generally recognised state-of-the-art measurements and calculation methods.
The Court may only deal with the matter after all domestic remedies have been exhausted, according to the generally recognised rules of international law,