Examples of using Had recognised in English and their translations into Spanish
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that the review panel had recognised the large body of ongoing work that has contributed to the assessments.
The observer from Germany said that the group had recognised specific regional interests in breeding particular species,
would not be issued at that time because members had recognised that more time was needed to settle the details and to allow the
This eliminated the unequal treatment that had existed- in matters including inheritance law- between children born outside marriage whose fathers had not recognised them and those who were either born within marriage or whose fathers had recognised them.
who had already given him the county of Bitche in 1176 and had recognised him over the northern, germanophone half of Lorraine by the Treaty of Ribemont of 1179.
The CEP recalled that the Joint SC-CAMLR-CEP Workshop had recognised that the issue of marine spatial protection
Similarly, the Commission had recognised that fishing for research purposes should be designed
noted that WG-IMAF had recognised that weather can affect the performance of haul mitigation devices.
The Chair of SCIC also reported that SCIC had recognised the significant efforts of the Secretariat to progress work in respect of the Catch Documentation Scheme for Dissostichus spp.(CDS),
namely the fact that the majority of Council of Europe Member States had recognised the right of conscientious objection.
Mrs McGinty has recognised one of those photographs.
Front Assist has recognised the risk of a collision
I think you have recognised me.
Since then, numerous testimonies have recognised the humanitarian aspect of medicine.
Hoteliers have recognised the importance of their online distribution strategy for years.
You have recognised the advantages of promotions at airports.
You have recognised me?
Different organizations have recognised the excellence of our service.
And people have recognised me on the street and asked for autographs.