Examples of using A recognition in English and their translations into Swedish
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When we started working with No Limit I guess none of us could imagine that it would lead to such a recognition and a prize for urban and landscape development.
It contributed to a recognition of a Europe based on values of solidarity
It is suggested that the decision for extension of a recognition should be taken at least three months before the expiry period of validity.
It is also a recognition of the engagement of the EU on the Korean Peninsula
There is a recognition that LAGs and rural communities are stronger together
There must be a recognition of their work and their rights on the land
There must be a recognition that people have faith
What is needed is a return to multilateralism and a recognition that restoring peace in Iraq will probably require very clear
The EES has fostered a recognition of the key role played by the social partners in a wide range of areas related to employment.
Without this analysis and a recognition of how power is allocated, there can never be a real dialogue on social conditions in the overall labour market.
Participants are awarded a JOTT badge as a recognition of having participated in this worldwide event.
Such a recognition hath been made by God the ornament of every belief,
It is a recognition of the work we do in our environment for innovation- from research to education and implementation.
The medal is a recognition for outstanding entrepreneurship.
There is a recognition within the National Theatre Company that there is a need for them to improve their efforts relating to monitoring and reporting on their activities.
She was selected Umeå University's Global Swede 2018- a recognition that aims to highlight international students' accomplishments in Sweden.
Sea Sunday is a recognition established by over 20 maritime organisations and authorities.
This approach seeks to balance consumers' needs for information with a recognition that an overload of information can be as much a problem to consumers as a lack of information.
Reflected in our AACSB accreditation- a recognition that places us among the top 5 percent.
But I do think a good place to start is a recognition of what trust is,