Examples of using Has recognised in English and their translations into Arabic
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Nielsen has recognised Ford Motor Company as the Spanish-Language TV Advertiser of the Year.
They point out that the Namibian High Court has recognised them as a distinct community with a legal basis.
Cyprus has recognised same-sex unions since 9 December 2015 by allowing same-sex couples to enter into civil cohabitations.
New South Wales New South Wales,Australia's most populous state, has recognised domestic partnerships since July 2010.
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Mrs McGinty has recognised one of those photographs.
UNIDO has recognised this, but indicated that it was not possible to assign precise time frames to the achievement of the five main outcomes listed in the logical framework because of the impact of various external factors.
Every year since 2001, Autobest has recognised the car receiving the highest number of votes.
The government has recognised the need for more and better information on the impact of the Student Loan Scheme.
Recommendations 11/12/13/14/15/16/17: These Recommendations have beenthoroughly considered by the San Marino Government, which has recognised the need to further study this issue, in the light of the competencies of existing national bodies and of international rules in this field.
The Government has recognised the need for law reform in some areas and has taken steps to carry out some improvements.
While UNIDO does not currently have a formal performance management system in place,the Secretariat has recognised the need for a holistic approach that links its strategy to its activities and reports its performance against objectives set by the organisation.
Estonia has recognised same-sex unions since January 1, 2016 by allowing same-sex couples to sign a cohabitation agreement(Estonian: kooselulepingu), the first ex-Soviet state to do so.
No, a son has recognised his mother.
Government has recognised that the fulfilment of these human rights and fundamental freedoms require proper policy and programme planning short, medium and long term, and the requisite resource mobilisation at all levels.
The General Assembly for its part, has recognised this in the TCPR Resolution of 2004 and again in the TCPR Resolution of December 2007.
The Cook Islands Government has recognised and witnessed that in the last two decades, the approach to disability has moved from a'charity ' or welfare approach, to a human rights based issue.
At the same time the international community has recognised the need to assist the LDCs to cope with transitional costs in adjusting to changes in the multilateral trading system.
The High Court of Australia has recognised that there is an implied restriction on the legislative and executive power of the Commonwealth and of the States and Territories protecting freedom of communication on governmental and political matters.
Victoria Victoria has recognised domestic partnerships since December 2008.
In a good number of cases, SC has recognised human rights which have not been expressly incorporated in the constitution as fundamental rights and has enforced international treaty provisions into national legal regime.
The Government of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago has recognised collective bargaining as a means designed to ensure equal remuneration across the board, that is for men and women, as well as within the classification principle.
The Disability Strategy has recognised that there are still many obstacles preventing people with disabilities from fully exercising their fundamental rights, including their right to free movement and residence within the EU.
The Government of Delhi has recognised the campus as one of the heritage buildings of the National Capital!
Bangladesh, for example, has recognised the citizenship of large numbers of people who had previously been stateless, while Côte d'Ivoire is taking important steps to resolve the protracted stateless situation there and prevent further generations of stateless persons.
Recently the government has recognised that regulation is needed if the local fishery is to survive for the future.
The World Health Organisation has recognised the directly observed treatment strategy(DOTS) as one of the most effective measures against tuberculosis.
The administrative authority has recognised Brozoza as a stateless person and he ought to benefit from the provisions laid down in favour of that class of foreigner.
Work to date on this issue has recognised the barrier that the costs of supervised access pose to parents, and the negative effects this can have on children.
The Academy of Financial Trading has recognised this niche that exists and the demand from traders for real traders with institutional and individual trading experience, who have genuinely educated countless traders to the highest standard.