Examples of using Is recognition in English and their translations into Finnish
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It is recognition of the importance of this report.
At the core of all principles of sustainability is recognition of the largest order system we can find, for reference.
This is recognition granted not only by us but also by the Palestinian Authority.
The majority with which these amendments were passed is recognition of the importance attached by the European Parliament to the Nabucco project.
There is recognition already for civil society, but the role of parliaments is still passed over in silence.
Albania: The decision of the European Council of June 2014 to grant Albania candidate status is recognition for the reform steps undertaken.
Annual award is recognition for a good work in the field of interior design.
However, such an agriculture will not be possible unless in future commercial international negotiations, there is recognition of the legitimate rights of regional zones of preference.
THL says that the award is recognition for nationally significant work in the promotion of public health.
RO Madam President,the fact that we are discussing today the drafting of a European strategy for Roma citizens is recognition at last that this problem comes under an EU and not only a national remit.
Entry into the EU is recognition of the road taken towards modernising the country while respecting Community values and principles.
However, a common feature of all Member States,while adhering to the principle that the responsibility to compensate the crime victim lies with the offender, is recognition of the fact that victims cannot always get compensation from the offender.
The European Green Capital Award is recognition of a city at the cutting edge of environmentally-friendly urban living.
As a feminist and a pacifist who is involved, together with other women, in building relations and bridges of peace in places of conflict, I have found that this report contains the wealth of experience gained from many peace-building projects carried out by women in recent years.Peace is more than the absence of war: it is recognition of economic and social justice.
The first point naturally is recognition for the perseverance that our rapporteur has shown since the start.
There is recognition of the importance of forests for rural development and the need to remove obstacles to funding for forestry and biodiversity.
We hope the Council- andParliament- will be receptive towards this proposal, because amongst other things this tax is recognition of the Canary Islands' fiscal regime, and it is also coherent with the economic diversification strategy drawn up by the European Union for the outermost regions and prevents job losses.
It is recognition of its worth, and praise of Him, as well as striving for increase because Allah says,"If you give thanks, I will increase you" 14:7.
The existence of the Community action programme is recognition of the fact that legislation is but one component of action to combat discrimination.
It is recognition by all the key EU institutions of the political importance of assisting farmers, their families and the rural communities in which they live.
What this amounts to is recognition by the EU that participation in economic life isoften a prerequisite for successful wider social integration.
While there is recognition that actors must share responsibility, no Member States demonstrate a truly comprehensive approach.
To some extent, this is recognition and affirmation of the Union's global dimension, of its economic role, but also, and above all, of its political importance.
What this means is recognition of the role of education and training systems which goes hand in hand with greater responsibility and an increasingly pressing need to modernise and transform, particularly in view of the Union's enlargement.
We are pleased to note that there is recognition of the political importance of the debate on legal cooperation and on putting in place in Europe instruments which permit investigators to establish a direct contact with colleagues from other countries which are faced with the problems associated with organized crime.
It's recognition.
That's not fear, that's recognition.
That's not just fear, that's recognition.
One final thing I would like to add is that our'yes' in Parliament tomorrow will be recognition of the very hard work done by both countries, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Albania.
There should also be recognition of CCS under flexible mechanisms such as the clean development mechanism(CDM), while respecting appropriate environmental safeguards.