Examples of using Formally recognised in English and their translations into German
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The Bureau is formally recognised.
The management structure of the Centre is presented and the Bureau is formally recognised.
Furthermore, their qualifications may not be formally recognised or may be less well regarded.12.
In the same period there have been profound increases in the extentand quantity of habitats and natural resources that are formally recognised and protected.
The freedom of worship is formally recognised, but in reality, it is restricted, for instance, with respect to the choice of place of worship.
As from January 2003, accreditation is mandatory and universal for all formally recognised higher education.
The need for unity was formally recognised both by the third Congress of the RSDLP and by the Menshevik conference held last May.
This is particularly the case of live-in care workers who are treated as"domestic workers" while possessing care andnursing qualifications that are not formally recognised.
The Community budget at the request of the liaisonbody of that Member State if the Commission has formally recognised in advance the Community interest of the control activity in question.
He observed that the role of civil society had been formally recognised and that it was now important to move to the second stage, i.e. for the Member States' reform programmes in connection with the Europe 2020 Strategy to be implemented not only from Brussels but also at national and local level.
At last, training andeducation should be addressed in supporting the transformation of informal workers into formally recognised self-employed and, if possible, new small firms.
Both the Saharawi representative, formally recognised by the UN, the Polisario Front, and all major Saharawi civil society organisations have made clear statements against the present agreement and any new version that includes Western Sahara.
The joint selling activities need to be carried out by producer organisations orassociations of producer organisations("the organisations") formally recognised by national authorities.
The responsibility of the EESC in relation with the strategy has been formally recognised by the European Council and the Commission has also asked the Committee to play an active role in its implementation.
It is probably impossible to completely reconcile these two contrasting positions, even though some argue that over the last decades a number of norms and principles have been negotiated under the umbrella of theUnited Nations that are at least formally recognised by most states.
National provisions for recognition of Producer Organisations(POs)have resulted in 228 formally recognised POs in six Member States Belgium, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Italy and Spain.
The work of civil society- including those formally recognised within the framework of the Eastern Partnership Civil Society Forum, established and funded by the European Commission- continues to be obstructed by government authorities in Belarus and Azerbaijan.
For example, a doctoral thesis must not yet have been published by the time ofsubmission;"luckily" the Internet was not yet formally recognised as a place of publication for scientific communication in my case.
This Article shall apply to producer groups set up for the purpose of jointly adapting the production and output of the producers who are members of such groups to market requirements, and, of jointly placing goods on the market, including centralisation of sale, preparation for sale, and supply to bulk buyers, and, of establishing common rules on production information, with particular regard to harvesting and availability,and which have been formally recognised by an applicant country.
Both these separate and independent institutions later became part of the University of Durham,whose 1908 Act formally recognised that the university consisted of two Divisions, Durham and Newcastle, on two different sites.
It must be applied whenever a refugee arrives within the territory or at the border of a country,irrespective of whether or not they have been formally recognised as refugees Article 33 of the Geneva Convention, Article 3 of Protocol No. 4 to the European Convention on Human Rights, EXCOM Conclusion No. 6.
Formally recognises the role of national focal points(Article 15); and.
The Union formally recognises and promotes the role of the social partners at Union level and facilitates dialogue between the social partners while respecting their autonomy;
The rapporteur emphasised the institutional relevance of Article 11, which formally recognises the principle of participatory democracy.
The Commission may, where the exceptional conditionslaid down in paragraph 2 are met, formally recognise, by means of implementing acts.
It formally recognises the"complementary role of and potential for contributions by non-State actors[defined as the private sector, economic and social partners, and civil society] to the development process"14.
The Guidelines should formally recognise the vital role of regions and cities as well as the non-governmental sector in the planning, design, delivery, implementation and evaluation of cohesion policy programmes;
I regret that the UN has not yet managed to take on all of its functions in Iraq and I hope thatthe Security Council continues to support the Interim Government, which it has already underlined by formally recognising its sovereign status.
You already know, and I confirm,that we continue to think that we should not formally recognise the Taliban movement and that we should continue the ban on all forms of trade links with the Taliban regime. We also still think that the problem of Afghanistan cannot be solved by military means or interference by neighbouring countries.
The EU needs to be more balanced and formally recognise our common democratic values with the state of Israel and actually enhance Israel's participation in EU programmes- unusually, I agree with Baroness Ludford on this- under the Association Agreement, in order to build confidence by Israel in the EU's goodwill towards the Jewish state.