Examples of using Which recognises in English and their translations into Danish
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He should have no problems with residence in Spain, which recognises same-sex marriages.
I welcome this directive, which recognises the value of medicinal plants as an important complement to modern chemical medicines.
The Galaxy S9 is secured by the IRIS scanning feature, which recognises your Iris to unlock your device.
The ECB welcomes this rule, which recognises that, on the basis of the proposed directive, investment firms do not have an automatic right to become counterparties of the NCBs.
GREECE On 5 June 1997 the Greek Parliament adopted a new military law, which recognises the right to CO for the first time.
I am pleased to support a report which recognises the need to address these issues and gives concrete suggestions for how we can achieve this.
Symbols also allow us to establish what we are andwho we want to be in relation to the rest of the world, which recognises us by them.
Firstly, a new constitution- which recognises women as equal to men- has been agreed by the Constitutional Loya Jirga.
This is contrary to the United Nations Declaration on Human Cloning of 8 March 2005, which recognises the necessity of banning all forms of human cloning.
I fully support this report which recognises the diverse advantages that sport has to offer, from improving social skills and integration to working with and including voluntary organisations.
That is why the European model is based on the market economy, which recognises the rights of workers and social dialogue.
In addition, Article 10( 3), which recognises the powers of competent national authorities to authorise and supervise systems, should state that the oversight competence of central banks, based on their financial stability tasks, should be respected.
There can be no long-term military solution to the conflict butonly a political solution which recognises the rights of all people on the island.
Hence the urgent need for a modern regulation which recognises these new possibilities available to European vine growers and, at the same time, protects traditional varieties of vine.
If you have signed in to a social networking site, such as Facebook,they may have set a cookie on your device which recognises you when you view content on our sites.
The decisions of the Court confirm our practice, which recognises the institutions' need to preserve the independence of such legal rulings.
Social plug-in" cookies If you have signed in to a social networking site, such as Facebook,they may have set a cookie on your device which recognises you when you view content on our sites.
It is the first common framework for the three institutions which recognises the citizen's rights so that the citizen no longer relies on the goodwill of each Institution.
Article56 of the EC Statute of the Court of Justice profession and not the remuneration andother employment conditions applicable in the Member State which recognises the equivalence of the old and new education and training.
Parliament must push for a European Charter which recognises the legitimate demands of the victims, such as not negotiating with terrorists and ensuring that they serve their prison sentences in full.
We want to have Turkey in the European Union, butTurkey knows full well that only a Turkey which recognises the Copenhagen criteria can become a member of the European Union.
I think that one of the qualities of this decision, which recognises the value added by the Community, is the fundamental role that the European Parliament will be able to play in important issues such as the application of criminal sanctions under the codecision procedure.
There are clearly potential advantages anddisadvantages, but it should be possible to devise something which recognises different fisheries and products, but is neither cumbersome nor bureaucratic.
Based on Article 299(2) of the Treaty of Amsterdam, which recognises the specific character of these regions and the need to adopt appropriate Community measures, it is possible to take measures aimed at encouraging sustainable development and enhancing the productive sectors that generate employment.
As Commissioner Barrot has just told us,this commitment has also been reflected in the recently adopted Stockholm Programme, which recognises the courage and dignity of the victims and the need to defend their rights.
I therefore welcome his endorsement of our approach, which recognises that Europe must look outwards and actively engage with the challenges and also the opportunities that our modern globalising world provides.
The Union Treaty, at that time signed by the twelve Heads of State and Government andratified by all the parliaments of the Member States with the approval of the European Parliament, which recognises citizenship, is not, it appears, a sufficient legal basis.
The Council leapt into the breach, adopting its common position, which recognises the designation'chocolate' even for products with other vegetable fats added.
Global partnerships are a vital part of our business model- which recognises that growth for Unilever is inextricably linked to our ability to have a positive social impact and reduce our environmental footprint.
I would, firstly, like to reiterate the support of the European Union for the United Nations global strategy for fighting terrorism, which recognises that development, peace, security and human rights are interconnected and reinforce each other.