Examples of using To be recognised in English and their translations into Finnish
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It needs to be recognised… and fought.
I will point Garson out to you, butI don't want to be recognised.
Not to be recognised in this lifetime.
It's there. It needs to be recognised… and fought.
All individuals have the right for their studies to be recognised.
They want these broaderexperiences to be recognised and givenfinancial support.
It needs to be recognised that the recommendations have not been sufficient everywhere.
The EESC calls for this concept to be recognised and supported.
Businesses and employees both need the shared value of professional qualifications to be recognised.
We must press for rights to be recognised at home as well as abroad.
It is this that has become ineffective today, and it needs to be recognised.
Europe must also call for sportspersons' professional qualifications to be recognised at European level and for their vocational training to be promoted.
For this purpose cookies may be used,which allow the Internet browser to be recognised.
The scope of youth activities which need to be recognised is, however, much broader.
I cannot believe that anyone can criticise me for being someone who does not want this right to be recognised.
The European card must have common features enabling it to be recognised and used in all Member States.
Although our group believes that there is no great sense of confidence among us in the Union's external actions,we want the facts to be recognised.
It is a major international player that wants to be recognised as a great power.
The company wanted the authorisation to be recognised in Austria, Denmark, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Poland, Portugal and Sweden the concerned Member States.
We want the institutional authority of this body to be recognised and reinforced.
The company wanted the renewal of authorisation to be recognised in all the EU Member States, as well as Norway and Iceland where the product is already authorised.
This renders it difficult for national electronic solutions to be recognised across Member States.
Ultimately, our natural capital needs to be recognised and appreciated, not only within the limitations of our protected areas, but more extensively throughout our lands and seas.
The Timorese must be given the means to establish themselves as an independent state and to be recognised.
We should build upon China's desire to be recognised as a global responsible actor on the world stage and develop dialogue on global issues of common concern.
Volunteering in sport organisations provides many occasions for non-formal education which need to be recognised and enhanced.
The EESC sees a need for the education provided for this industry not only to be recognised across the EU but also to be of a high level to truly build professionals in the industry.
These detailed specifications include values andtight tolerances for all parameters that enable the coins to be recognised by vending machines.
It is important for this to be recognised in the action programme and for research, evaluation and the provision of information to be encouraged in the area of complementary methods of treatment.
At the same time, it is especially important for the experience acquired through these programmes to be recognised on returning to the country of origin.