Examples of using Has recognised in English and their translations into Czech
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The European Council has recognised that.
To date, no one has recognised his error, and the blame has instead been placed on the United States.
Thank you for your work, Mr Foglietta,which everyone here has recognised.
The Commissioner has recognised this and I look forward to working with her.
It is noticeable that, despite the enormous pressure andmultiple threats from Moscow, not a single former Soviet Republic has recognised this dismemberment of Georgia.
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ET Ladies and gentlemen,Transnistria has recognised the independence of South Ossetia and Abkhazia.
This is now a test for the EU, and also for those countries with which the EU has a privileged relationship, for example,Russia, which has recognised the results of the elections.
We should remember that the UN has recognised extreme poverty as being a violation of human rights.
FR Madam President, we have commemorated the Holodomor, the methodical destruction of Ukraine's farming community by famine,and our Parliament has recognised, as did our fellow Member a moment ago, that it was a genocide.
The Commission has recognised the need for a transitional period for operators to achieve the efficient cost level.
I welcome the European Commission's action, which,since the Sixth Environment Action Programme of 2002, has recognised that the use of pesticides has a significant impact on human health and on the environment.
The United States has recognised that the use of torture is inadmissible, as is the existence of secret prisons.
For several weeks, the earthquake and its great human and material losses have led China to mobilise its entire state apparatus, andthe international community has recognised the efforts made by China to respond quickly and effectively to the disaster.
The World Health Organisation has recognised infertility as a disease, with the in vitro method being one of the ways of treating it.
The Commission has recognised the need not only to consider financial compensation, but also the necessity to speed up the implementation of SESAR measures.
I share Commissioner Verheugen's optimism that the motor industry has recognised the signs of the times and will find future-oriented solutions for many areas.
To an extent Europe has recognised the need to invest more heavily in research and development, and this is synonymous with the current subject of creative and innovative ideas.
The deterioration of democracy in Russia might also be the very reason why the Kremlin has recognised the Belarusian presidential elections and described the violent repression as an'internal affair' of Belarus.
The Court of Justice has recognised the rights of patients, specifically in terms of access to healthcare, ensuring that such healthcare is high quality and safe, and that patients should be reimbursed.
Through these Millennium Goals, the international community has recognised education as a fundamental right and an important factor for economic development.
The Commission has recognised certain progress made in Belarus, such as the release of political prisoners, reform of the electoral code and the possibility for certain opposition newspapers to circulate, albeit under government control.
DE Madam President, the European Union,together with numerous other countries, has recognised the catastrophe known as the Holodomor which took place in Ukraine in 1932-1933 as a crime against the Ukrainian people.
The Parliament has recognised and adopted the following symbols of the Union: the flag, which consists of a circle with twelve golden stars on a blue background, the anthem, excerpt from the"Ode to Joy” which comes from the Ninth Symphony of Ludwig van Beethoven and the motto"United in diversity”.
As indicated by the Sixth Community Environment Action Programme,the European Union has recognised the need for a more consistent reduction in the impact which pesticides have on both the environment and people's health.
I am pleased that the Council has recognised Parliament's opinion from the first reading that maternity payments should make it possible to take a break of at least three months, the minimum necessary for a normal course of pregnancy and for the physical recuperation of the mother after a normal birth, although for the healthy development of the child, it is optimal to have at least two years of individual care at home.
The European Parliament has recognised that many women lose out on earnings as a result of their work caring for children and older people.
At last, the European Union has recognised the fundamental role of industry, calling for simplification of access to credit and a reduction in red tape.
The Commission also notes that Italy has recognised a need for international protection in half of all individual cases, thus showing that in these flows, there are asylum seekers alongside the illegal immigrants.
In contrast, the recent INSPIRE Directive has recognised that the value of GI can be maximised through semantically well-defined metadata and its reuse supported through the widespread implementation of SDIs.
In its proposals, the Commission has recognised that footprint may have great merit; it simply says that we have not got the data to establish the credentials for that yet, so let us get the data as fast as we can and keep the options open.