Examples of using Emphasises in English and their translations into Croatian
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It also emphasises the importance of effective redress.
The combination of colors accompanies and emphasises the design itself.
UNDP Report Emphasises Cultural Freedoms, Human Development.
The façade of darkened fairfaced concrete with only narrow slit windows emphasises this character.
Emphasises that, to date, 21 Member States have ratified the agreement;
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The alert mechanism report emphasises euro area considerations.
Emphasises that its successful conclusion is of high political importance;
Montenegro prepared a draft document on its foreign policy priorities last month that emphasises entering NATO and EU as the country's main goals.
Matic also emphasises that Twitter has a growing number of users in Serbia.
Until recently major energy producers have been slow to join the WTO,which as a rules based organisation emphasises greater stability and predictability.
Rather, the party emphasises socioeconomic issues as more important right now.
Takes the view that media, especially new media, can play an important role in the protection of endangered languages,particularly for future generations; emphasises, furthermore, the fact that new technologies could also be used in favour of these aims;
Emphasises the slender lines and the dynamic design of MAN Lion's Intercity.×.
Of the Communication from the Commission to the European Parliament andthe Council- Action plan against the rising threats from Antimicrobial Resistance emphasises the preventive role of this Regulation and the consequent expected reduction of the use of antibiotics in animals.
The house form emphasises the interior organisation on daytime and night-time spaces.
Commends the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Navi Pillay, for her continued efforts in the treaty body strengthening processes; strongly reiterates the multi-stakeholder nature of the treaty bodies andstresses that civil society needs to be included on a permanent basis in these processes; emphasises, furthermore, that the independence and effectiveness of the treaty bodies must be preserved and enhanced;
Natali emphasises that nationalist demands make up only a piece of the Kurdish platform.
Commends the High Commissioner for Human Rights, Navi Pillay, for her continued efforts in the treaty body strengthening processes; strongly reiterates the multi-stakeholder nature of the treaty bodies andstresses that civil society needs to be included on a permanent basis in these processes; emphasises, furthermore, that the independence and effectiveness of the treaty bodies must be preserved and enhanced; Country-Specific Issues.
This further emphasises the importance of regulatory pressure for results.
Emphasises that one of the main pillars of the Single Market is labour mobility;
Everyone involved in the construction of the new marina emphasises the pleasure of having participated in a project that has been in the making for years, particularly in a destination such as Rovinj.
Emphasises the need for improved reporting and monitoring of catches connected with recreational fisheries;
This further emphasises the importance of regulatory pressure for achieving tangible results.
Emphasises that, owing to sector-specific needs, special budget lines for different sectors are necessary;
The bank especially emphasises projects assisting local companies, such as the TurnAround Management and Business Advisory Services.
Emphasises that professional and non-professional users of PPPs should receive adequate training;
Emphasises the efficiency potential of robo-advice and its potential positive effects on financial inclusiveness;
Emphasises the importance of the North Sea offshore grid in enabling cost-effective deployment of renewables in the North Sea;
The EESC also emphasises the important role played by civil society organisations, particularly in the management of natural or recreational areas.
Emphasises the need to improve the rights and quality of life of people dependent on the state, such as prisoners, orphans and the mentally ill;