Examples of using Recognised in English and their translations into Slovenian
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The car was recognised on the outside by the rubber ties that secured the bonnet instead of the typical lock, replaced by the enamelled Abarth logo.
have them validated and recognised in terms of learning outcomes;
the Prague Ratter still hasn't been recognised as an independent breed internationally.
Slovenia has recognised the importance and benefits of the“Once-Only” principle,
AEO is recognised in many countries outside the EU including China,
It will take a considerable time for replacement symbols to be properly recognised and there will be increased risks to consumers in particular until the new symbols are fully established.
Our purpose is to become a recognised designer and manufacturer of innovative products,
get qualifications recognised in Europe?
Some dynamic businesses have recognised the benefits of a more productive use of resources,
In the Chambers directory, AEEC has been recognised as the leading association in the field of“Projects& Energy”.
so the details in the shadow become visible and recognised as part of the face.
that have not been recognised as expenses(see paragraph 97).
Supports the use of EU-wide tools such as qualifications frameworks that enable qualifications from different education systems to be compared and recognised or informal learning to be validated.
Now, the Les Paul Standard is recognised at THE Gibson model that has been played by many of music's greats.
Normally, all items of income and expense recognised in a period are included in the determination of the net profit or loss for the period.
they must be assessed and recognised on a European scale.
The innovation of the project is to connect the existing culinary specialities of the region to a new culinary story that will represent an internationally recognised tourist product.
Building an attractive image for European universities in the world also calls for a serious effort to make European degrees more easily recognised outside Europe.
However, the importance of this problem should be recognised, and specific help
Despite the rapporteur having recognised this fact, the amendments introduced strengthen the role of Eurojust in areas that are the exclusive jurisdiction of the Member States.