Examples of using Always recognised in English and their translations into German
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Hard work is always recognised and rewarded.
The strides made by EU producers in the areas of sanitation,the environment and animal welfare are not always recognised.
However this contribution is not always recognised or enabled.
The Commission has always recognised the primordial role of services of general interest.
Please note that the property address is not always recognised by GPS systems.
This is not always recognised, and I think in particular the criterion of basing everything on national GDP is an erroneous measurement.
Here at TPCC, hard work is always recognised and rewarded.
Many bad and sad things do happen, on the other hand what is done as justice and fairness is easily not seen, or seldomly broadcasted,so the real picture is not always recognised.
HeidelbergCement"Hard work is always recognised and rewarded.
As a federal state, Austria has always recognised the regional element in development but a complex system of state aids has recently tended to promote centralisation.
Prescriptions issued in one Member State are not always recognised in other countries.
We have always recognised the possibility of providing funding for a public service mission, which includes a wide range of varied and balanced programming by public service broadcasters.
Europe is seeking global solutions, and has always recognised the role and authority of UN institutions.
Legislation on seeds has always recognised that a 100% purity is not possible, which is why thresholds have been set which take into account the fact that plants are grown in an open field, that cross-pollination is a natural phenomenon and that one cannot control wind and insects which contribute to this.
Their designation and their functions, which vary from one system to another, are not always recognised in other Member States.
Disturbance of the mind causing legal incapacity was always recognised by law if it was of long duration, a fortiori if it was permanent and irreversible.
European Liberal Democrats and Reformers in this House have had their share of criticism of some of the Commission's policies butwe have always recognised its individual talents and its collective commitment.
Whilst this category of aid is not always recognised as generating the positive externalities attributed to most horizontal aid, it is often granted in regions qualifying for regional assistance and may therefore contribute to general regional support policies.
Our Volost Executive Committee chairmen, and officials in the countryside generally, were not always recognised and were often the victims of terrorism.
Assisting spouses do not have their own legal statute everywhere,so their work is not always recognised and they do not have independent social security arrangements.
A son always recognises his mother.
We always recognise our customers' requirements.
That is why we will always recognise the territorial integrity of Georgia, for example.
But they will indeed be illuminated by My light of love, and they will always recognise where My adversary has intervened in order to confuse people's thoughts.
English law will not always recognise the foreign dissolution of a registered partnership, even if you registered the partnership there.
They cannot always recognise a lethal mine or unexploded shell when they see one.
The European Union is very active in all these areas, even if we always recognise that each country decides on its own energy mix.
But be content with it and stifle every arising craving and always recognise in it a trap set by My adversary to win you back for himself….
Whatever contributes towards the enlightenment of spirit will be conveyedto them, so that they will indeed be able to distinguish between truth and error and always recognise the One Who is truth Himself.
She put what she heard into action,spreading Christ's love to all those she encountered, always recognising that"it is not how much we do, but how much love we put into what we do" that matters.