Examples of using To be recognised in English and their translations into Swedish
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It is an honour and great fun to be recognised in this way.
Businesses and employees both need the shared value of professional qualifications to be recognised.
Among other things, cookies allow the web browser to be recognised.
There is therefore a duality that needs to be recognised and addressed accordingly.
We must press for rights to be recognised at home as well as abroad.
We want Europe to be recognised for its flexibility; that would indeed be a positive sign.
They are one of the continent's largest minority groups and deserve to be recognised as so through a European plan to engage with the issues they are faced with.
The signatories of the alternative do not want this right to be recognised for parents in countries with more than one official
including the right to be recognised and treated in a respectful,
The delegates called for food security to be recognised as a human right
This will allow your computer to be recognised when you return to our website.
In order to be recognised, we have to establish a Catalan republic by democratic means
In order to be recognised as a player on the world stage as well,
This will allow your computer to be recognised if you return to our website.
We should build upon China's desire to be recognised as a global responsible actor on the world stage
For example, the Masai warriors of Africa… kill lions in order to be recognised as adult warriors.
They enable your computer to be recognised when you return to our website.
This allows your computer to be recognised when you return to our website.
Court of origin' means the court which has given the judgment to be recognised and enforced.