Examples of using Been recognised in English and their translations into German
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Our willingness has been recognised.
Wood has long been recognised as an environmentally-friendly component material for a wide variety of products.
Would their distinct nature have even now been recognised?
If the QR CODE has been recognised correctly, this page will come up.
ESCBR: As Portugal has done in recent years,but unfortunately that has not been recognised by the rest of the European public.
This has also been recognised by the electronic appliance manufacturer Severin, based in Sundern.
In practice, minute-scale entities have always been recognised as states by other states;
Arthur Handtmann has been recognised on numerous occasions for his dedication to social projects and to business.
Iran needs regional stability, and this has been recognised by the Iranian leadership.
Alter Ego has already been recognised as a restaurant with one of the best price/quality ratios in the Estonian capital- and we're here to stay!
Rome(Fides Service)-"We are very happy that our Institute has been recognised by the Congregation for Catholic Education.
CCPs that have been recognised under the EMIR process will also obtain qualifying CCP(QCCP) status across the European Union under.
The orange LED on the network outlet will remain lit andindicates that the WLAN router has been recognised as the remote station.
Once the signal code has been recognised in full by the device you will.
A right to withhold may be invoked by thecustomer only when his complaints have been recognised legally or by Blue Tomato.
Commissioner, now that this has been recognised, can we look forward to a new, serious approach to energy?
The Client shall have a right of set-off only if its counterclaimshave been declared valid by a final and non-appealable court judgement or have been recognised by IP.
We therefore make this direct appeal: rules which have long been recognised in running, should also be valid in Triathlon and Duathlon.
The Buyer is only entitled to offsetting if his counterclaimshave been legally determined final and absolute or have been recognised by Kerber Verlag.
Roche has been recognised as the Group Leader in sustainability within the Pharmaceuticals, Biotechnology& Life Sciences Industry seven years in a row by the Dow Jones Sustainability Indices.
After graduating with a Bachelor's degree in social work, most of which has fortunately been recognised here, he later worked in the same institution with 32 children.
The customer shall only be entitled to rights to offset counterclaims if his counterclaims have been confirmed by declaratory judgement,are undisputed or have been recognised by PFERD.
This special location allows the bees to harvest andbring high-quality honey that has been recognised several times in Latvian contests, as well as other beekeeping products.
For the EESC this shows that biodiversity policycontinues to be assigned lower priority than production methods which have long since been recognised as unsustainable.
Mrs Jędrzejewska's report draws attention to this question, which,in my opinion, has rightly been recognised as a priority for the negotiations on the budget.
The Customer shall only be entitled to offset amounts if its counterclaims have been legally upheld,are undisputed or have been recognised by the Supplier.
Its application to date has been irregular and incomplete but for the victims it represents an important change,as previously their rights had not been recognised at all.
The client is only entitled to a right to offset if the counter claim is undisputed,has been determined to be legally valid or has been recognised by ComDi.
Regarding a warranty claim only delay such expiration if such claims are undisputed and have been establishedas being legally binding or have been recognised in writing by SCC EVENTS GmbH.