Examples of using Explicit recognition in English and their translations into German
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For eight years the European Parliament had failed to give explicit recognition to this basic right for women.
Explicit recognition of culture as an economic factor and as a factore in social integration and citizenship;
Certain forms of the lay apostolate are given explicit recognition by the hierarchy, though in different ways.
Explicit recognition of a real need for information and thus for a coordinated strategy to inform young people;
In this respect, it is right to recognize the importantstep taken to include in your Country's Constitution an explicit recognition of marriage.
This represents an explicit recognition that human rights and political freedoms are suppressed in Belarus.
Article 6 states"The Parties shall base their policies,legislation and action regarding mountain areas on the following aims: explicit recognition of mountain regions and their specific nature.
The rapporteur is right to highlight the explicit recognition of culture as an economic factor and also as a factor in social integration and citizenship.
The motion for a resolution now before the House, concerning the 1985 budget year,combines the attributes of last year's resolution with an explicit recognition of the difficulties that the Community now faces.
Economic policy recommendations- where there is more explicit recognition that investment in healthcare, including in medicines, matters for all segments of society.
The explicit recognition of the best interests of the child as the guiding principle has contributed to increased protection in the new EU legislative instruments in the field of asylum, immigration and trafficking in human beings.
The new programme supporting the Agenda is a historic breakthrough,in that it springs from the first toplevel explicit recognition by all the member states- at the December 2007 European Council- of the importance of culture as a central aspect of the European Union.
We support explicit recognition of small and medium-sized undertakings as key components in the creation and continuation of jobs, which means that we must all make an effort to collaborate with and assist such undertakings.
Nevertheless, if we appreciated- and there are many who have appreciated- the Iraqi statement of 15 February, it was for the very reason that, for the first time,there was explicit recognition of resolution 660 of the United Nations which called specifically for the unconditional withdrawal of the Iraqi forces from Kuwait.
During the debate it was also stressed that explicit recognition of the legal personality of the Union did not as such mean any amendment to the distribution of competences between the Union and the Member States.
Unlike a competitive system in which the market power of each company must face up to the initiative and activities of competing companies,the promotion and defence of pluralism demands the explicit recognition of the right of citizens to have effective access to alternative and potentially differing sources of information;
During those five years of existence without the explicit recognition of the WMF, the people supporting the organization worked hard to promote and support the Wikimedia projects in Catalan.
The Client will submit the Order Form with point and click mode, ie by selecting on the Website of a virtual button that clearly and legibly displays the words"order and pay" orother similar action involving the explicit recognition by the Customer of the fact that the ordering of the Order implies the obligation to pay the price at its own expense.
The European Council of Gothenburg gave explicit recognition to this and pointed out, as the Secretary-General underlines in his report, that other reforms for the Council' s structures and working methods are needed.
I also very much welcome Mr Gemelli's strong endorsement of the idea that the IGC might deem it advisable toinclude in Part III of the draft Constitution an explicit recognition of non-judicial means of redress to complement the judicial means which, of course, are already explicitly recognised in that particular document.
We welcome the explicit recognition of the EEA's role in Article 25, and the Commission's assurance to us that it is intended to continue to build the regular monitoring effort around the excellent professional and cooperative networks which the EEA has created around Europe.
Such interests include consumers' rights,the protection of workers' rights against the tendency towards social dumping, with an explicit recognition of collective labour agreements in all the Member States of the Union, the call for a recognised framework for public services, and universal access to these services.
From this explicit recognition comes the necessity that the municipalities provide public resources and infrastructures for common use in accordance with a social agenda that either already occupies and manages spaces, or which actively demands the transfer of rights of use of others.
In speaking to the question, Mr Michel Toussaint(Lib/B) declared that both the Franco-German Treaty of 1963-whose intentions had been restated by the two governments last February-and Parliament's earlier resolutions4confirmed the political resolve andimplicit or explicit recognition of the fact that security, like defence, must be included in European Union.
The Convention has not led to any breakthrough regarding explicit recognition of the right to self-determination and internal enlargement. It has not promoted the cause of Catalan becoming an official language at European level either.
Unlike a competitive system in which the market power of each company must face up to the initiative and activities of competing companies,the promotion and defence of pluralism demands the explicit recognition of the public's right to have effective access to independent sources of information and to alternative and potentially differing information, a right that should be protected at all levels.
Among them, the explicit recognition of a European social model, notwithstanding the various national approaches to company law; and the connection between company law and corporate governance, on the one hand, and social policy, including by means of corporate social responsibility, on the other.
I am very concerned that the Commission's consultation document fails to give explicit recognition of the important role played by local and regional authorities across Europe in delivering Lisbon on the ground: the words‘regional' and‘regions' are used only four times in the paper.
One of the new elements in the Framework Directive is an explicit recognition that Member States may allow operators to trade the rights they hold to use frequencies, under the supervision of the national regulatory authority and subject to certain safeguards.
Whilst acknowledging this positive aspect, however,it should be stressed that this explicit recognition in a legislative text represents an advance which will not be realized in practice, because the orchestration of the legal measures to be adopted in order to eliminate discriminatory practices goes only half way and is floundering in ambiguity.