Примери за използване на Must be recognised на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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That must be recognised in the law.”.
Accordingly, the work of youth organisations must be recognised and developed.
This fact must be recognised and clearly supported by the European Commission.
The power of thought and words must be recognised and used in this way.
Ireland's connection with Egypt andits role in shaping your world must be recognised.
Social rights must be recognised on the same footing as economic rights.
The role and the importance of young people in the European Union andin the future of the Union must be recognised, encouraged and supported.
Electronic communication and document storage must be recognised as delivering efficiency but not necessarily greater sustainability.
This must be recognised by the British Psychological Society for Graduate Basis for Chartered Membership(GBC).
I will end by stressing that this country's efforts and aspirations must be recognised by European states and encouraged at the same time.
And this must be recognised by every society, if its people are determined to walk the path of democracy.”.
According to the Regulation, a judgment concerning the dissolution of marriage must be recognised by other Member States without any special procedures.
NGOs must be recognised as free and independent bodies in respect to their aims, decisions and activities.
Apostilles issued in accordance with the requirements of the Convention must be recognised in the country where they are to be used.
Of paragraph 1 must be recognised in Union law or in the law of the Member State to which the controller is subject.
Considers that the European social economy label should be voluntary for the enterprises but must be recognised by all Member States;
Autism must be recognised as a separate disability among mental disabilities and specific strategies must be devised for it.
This process is merit-based- it needs to be merit-based-,which means that when there is progress this must be recognised and encouraged and accompanied.
According to this principle, women's rights must be recognised in all areas, such as political rights, employment, education, health, and the economy.
Highlights that the EU has shown great flexibility in the negotiations for the Institutional Framework Agreement(IFA) and that this must be recognised by all parties concerned;
The public interest referred to in point(d)of paragraph 1 must be recognised in Union law or in the law of the Member State to which the controller is subject.
Stresses that this would require a truly participatory process, conducted early on in the development phase,and that, with this in mind, decentralised public aid must be recognised and reinforced;
For a Lithuanian court decision awarding maintenance to be executed abroad, it must be recognised and declared enforceable by the relevant courts in the country in question.
Successive leaders have used Islam to justify repression of minorities and justify autocracy,particularly of a military nature, although recent government efforts to remedy this must be recognised.
Under the terms of the Call of Paris, both pollution andthe serious destruction of nature must be recognised as crimes and perpetrators must be proscecuted as criminals.
When a judgment must be recognised in accordance with this Regulation, nothing shall prevent the applicant from availing himself of provisional, including protective, measures in accordance with the law of the Member State requested without a declaration of enforceability under Article 41 being required.
Looking beyond making the statement or its implications in domestic policy terms, the right of an MEP to express himself or herself must be recognised as a freedom and therefore defended.
The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe declared‘that access to water must be recognised as a fundamental human right because it is essential to life on earth and is a resource that must be shared by humankind' 47.
When a decision must be recognised in accordance with this Section, nothing shall prevent the applicant from availing himself of provisional, including protective, measures in accordance with the law of the Member State of enforcement without a declaration of enforceability under Article 30 being required.
Diplomas and/or certificates: Diplomas, whether issued in EU ornon-EU countries, must be recognised by an official EU Member State body, e.g. an EU Member State's education ministry.