Примеры использования Must be recognised на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The risks and challenges that exist must be recognised.
School Businesses must be recognised as a School Project.
Ireland's connection with Egypt andits role in shaping your world must be recognised.
The family, on its part must be recognised as a fundamental and vital social unit.
In your minds, visualise peace and light andyou will create it. The power of thought and words must be recognised and used in this way.
The doctor must be recognised and certified by the appropriate national health authorities.
Caregiving, most often done by women,old and young must be recognised, valued and validated as work.
It must be recognised that the comparability is not perfect but such lists have been found to be of practical use.
The ICRC recently stated that:"It must be recognised that IHL is not a fixed body.
However shockingly lowthe bank's starting point, and however much more investment is needed, the improvements must be recognised.
An impairment loss must be recognised as an expense in the income statement immediately.
The specific situation of girls exploited by armed forces and groups must be recognised and adequately addressed.
The doctor must be recognised and certified by the appropriate national health authorities and be duly registered with the national association or league.
When the consideration varies for any reason, minimum amounts must be recognised if they are not at significant risk of reversal.
It must be recognised that health is multi-factorial and no one sector can ensure health from every aspect.
The new standard introduces the core principle that revenue must be recognised when the goods or services are transferred to the customer, at the transaction price.
It must be recognised that the child welfare services' statutory duty to inform parents can cause immediate escalation of the threat in the most serious cases.
The new standard introduces the core principle that revenue must be recognised when the goods and services are transferred to the customer, at the transaction price.
The farmers participating in the mutual fund can get support(grant, etc.)from the government though the Fund must be recognised by Member State.
The diverse needs of specific populations must be recognised and provided for when developing and implementing initiatives for family violence prevention.
As we move towards a post-2015 framework, the important role that women can and do play in achieving and maintaining a culture of sustained peace must be recognised.
However, it must be recognised that these programmes are run by private Christian charities and are not a part of government policy.
This comparison between the communists andthe Islamists is perhaps startling, but these two forces furthermore must be recognised as the main protagonists against the imperialists during the past century.
Looking back, it must be recognised that expectations regarding the rapid development of wood energy have been greater than what has been realised by today.
Although the present review is devoted to the work of UNCTAD qua intergovernmental body, it must be recognised that the documentation for intergovernmental consideration of the subject is prepared by the secretariat.
However, it must be recognised that both during and after that period, various immigrant ethnic groups would have used their mother tongues within the confines of their respective domestic environments and communities.
As regards the Registry of Associations Working against Discrimination, Art. 29, para. 1, letters e and f of the relevant EU Law provides that, in cases of discrimination,the authorisation to lodge a complaint must be recognised and also extended to associations and bodies acting on behalf of the victims.
IFRS 15 introduces the core principle that revenue must be recognised when the goods or services are transferred to the customer, at the standalone selling price.
It must be recognised, however, that proper implementation of this instrument will require technical assistance as well as training for judges, prosecutors and police officers, for there is total lack of experience in matters related to mutual legal assistance and extradition.
In its judgment of 11 December 2007, Case C-438/05, Viking Line, the ECJ expressed the opinion that the right to take collective action,including the right to strike, must be recognised as a fundamental right, which forms an integral part of the general principles of Community law.