Examples of using Generally recognised in English and their translations into Swedish
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While some delays result from exceptional, unpredictable events, it is generally recognised that the Air Traffic Management System is working at the limit of its capacity.
it is not yet generally recognised and initiatives are scattered.
In so doing it is following a generally recognised standard in conflict of laws, which in principle prohibits discrimination against other systems of law in conflict rules.
the area is generally recognised as one of the world's forefront golf destinations.
The generally recognised right to access to justice is also reaffirmed by Article 47 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union.
This adjustment is intended to account for the generally recognised, but difficult to quantify, difference in quality between the Community and Chinese okoumé plywood.
The generally recognised need for legislation obviously means that we cannot let this draft,
are able to meet such standards, taking into account international medical science and generally recognised good medical practices;
he is generally recognised as the most significant etcher of 19th century France.
The need to make taxation more employment friendly is generally recognised by Member States but concrete initiatives are scarce.
Finally, I am of the opinion that the generally recognised criteria for harmfulness,
The delegations generally recognised the importance for European citizens of learning foreign languages,
Unfortunately, in addition to the generally recognised causes of obesity
Normative or administrative regions are therefore generally recognised by the national statistical systems as levels of data collection,
Generally recognised risk factors for VTE include advanced age,
Restructuring and consolidation together with the accompanying social dialogue are now generally recognised both as prerequisites and the context for ensuring the competitiveness of European enterprises on markets which are becoming increasingly integrated.
The benefits of SHDs are generally recognised and the risk assessments make for better prevention of occupational accidents and illnesses.
Generally recognised risk factors for VTE include a personal history
The EU merger control system is generally recognised as a very efficient
This Decision gives the references of 3 generally recognised standards for electronic signature products which presume compliance with the qualified electronic signature.