Examples of using To recognition in English and their translations into Swedish
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This is also the case with regard to recognition of qualifications, social security,
Birmingham said the Hong Kong agreement“gives practical reality and effect” to recognition of Hong Kong's separate status within China's“one country,
The EESC does harbour doubts, however, as to recognition of the EGCC in terms of financial procedures and national managing authorities.
In concrete terms, this led to recognition in the Treaty of the legitimacy of two types of restrictions on capital movements to or from third countries Article 73c.
I am convinced that the EU must be even more resolute in its opposition to Russia's stance with regard to recognition of the independence of Abkhazia and South Ossetia.
Therefore, the proposal obliges Member States to use IMI for the exchange of information relating to recognition of professional qualifications.
Calls on insurance and compensation bodies to adopt a common approach to recognition and compensation of asbestos-related occupational diseases;
not it refers to recognition of the State of Israel.
But could the divorce obtained in such a way be entitled to recognition and enforcement in the United States?
strengthened Holmen's sustainability profile, which has led to recognition in important contexts.
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pointing out the importance of eliminating obstacles to recognition of professional qualifications by simplifying procedures.
differentiated identities within the same State have led to recognition of cultural, linguistic
This is a result of various obstacles to recognition of professional qualifications obtained in other Member States.
end-to-end approaches to recognition, containment, and quarantine.
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have both developed professional development routes leading to recognition within the field.
seemingly contradictory thoughts from elevating oneself as a poet to indifference to recognition, have an absolutely logical sequence.
But it appears in this case that if the migrants are now aware of their right to recognition of diplomas, the are very largely ignorant of the mechanisms of the system as well as the mechanisms of appeal.
Further work should promote a shift from transparency to recognition of qualifications across Europe, by strengthening the role of the EQF