Examples of using To recognition in English and their translations into Finnish
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The term should be,"Burned to recognition.
Simpson's rise to recognition was featured on The 7.30 Report in December 2009.
But could the divorce obtained in such a way be entitled to recognition and enforcement in the United States?
Problems in relation to recognition of judgments, decisions and deeds are likely to be almost completely eliminated.
Improved information andadvice to citizens with regard to recognition of professional qualifications.
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Obviously priority must be given to recognition and enforcement of the latest decision, provided it was given by the proper authority.
It is therefore important that national governments adopt a positive approach to recognition of non-formal and informal learning.
Special attention will also be paid to recognition of qualifications and validation of knowledge acquired by new methods.
The EESC finds it absolutely necessary that a high quality service to citizens be established with regard to recognition of service providers.
Everyone shall have the right to recognition everywhere as a person before the law.
Therefore, the proposal obliges Member States to use IMI for the exchange of information relating to recognition of professional qualifications.
These provisions are applicable to recognition, via Article 14(3), as well as to enforcement.
They will also be less inclined than before to choose their country of destination on the different level of rights andbenefits that Member States attach to recognition of a form of international protection.
Temporary protection is without prejudice to recognition of refugee status under the Geneva Convention.
Adamou rose to recognition in Greece and Cyprus following her participation in the second season of the Greek version of The X Factor, where she was under the mentorship of Giorgos Theofanous.
Member States must eliminate barriers to recognition of professional qualifications.
First of all, the right to recognition of diplomas is guaranteed as an expression of the fundamental right to freedom of establishment by the second paragraph of Article 43 EC.
The recognition involved is therefore not judicial but is equivalent to recognition for the purposes of civil-status records.
So the inference we are deriving from this, and several such experiments, is that dynamic information processing, or motion processing, serves as the bedrock for building the rest of the complexity of visual processing;it leads to visual integration and eventually to recognition.
This is a result of various obstacles to recognition of professional qualifications obtained in other Member States.
It also lays down minimum standards whose observance renders unnecessary any intermediate proceedings to be brought in the Member State of enforcement prior to recognition and enforcement.
The EESC does harbour doubts,however, as to recognition of the EGCC in terms of financial procedures and national managing authorities.
It also lays down minimum standards whose observance renders unnecessary any intermediate proceedings to be brought in the Member State of enforcement prior to recognition and enforcement.
Calls on insurance and compensation bodies to adopt a common approach to recognition and compensation of asbestos-related occupational diseases;
The purpose of this Regulation is to permit, by laying down minimum standards, the free circulation of judgments,court settlements and authentic instruments throughout all Member States without any intermediate proceedings to be taken in the Member State of enforcement prior to recognition and enforcement.
Persons enjoying international protection must have the same right to recognition of their qualifications as nationals.
In the higher education area in particular, the obstacles to mobility and to recognition of qualifications are already beingtackled, both through EU instruments(such as the ECTS or the university partnerships within the Socrates programme) and through the‘Bologna process' towards a coherent, compatible and attractive European highereducation area.
That is why the Commission is in a position to accept(either in their entirety or in principle) a substantial majority of the amendments presented by the rapporteur: primarily Amendment 15 on maternity leave for women engaged ina self-employed capacity and Amendment 18, which is aimed at reintroducing Article 7 of Directive 86/613/EEC relating to recognition of the work of assisting spouses.
But it appears in this case that if the migrants are now aware of their right to recognition of diplomas, the are very largely ignorant of the mechanisms of the system as well as the mechanisms of appeal.