Examples of using Growing recognition in English and their translations into German
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Growing recognition at the international level.
The regime is enjoying growing recognition on the world stage.
Growing recognition signals strong influence in the global gastronomy movement andits increasing contributions to the Mexican economy.
In the face of all this evidence, who still dares to speak of the growing recognition accorded to senior citizens?
The past decade has also seen growing recognition of the importance of youth participation in decision-making.
In 1936 and1937 relations with American Zionism remained strained organizationally, despite a growing recognition of a similarity in aims and objectives.
There is a growing recognition that social exclusion brings costs not only to the individual, but to society as a whole.
This preferred option would be the most coherent and cost-effective and respond to the growing recognition at EU level of the importance of the cultural and creative sectors.
Efforts have led to a growing recognition that employment contributes to solving exclusion but that it is not the solution.
The EESC's external activities have become a central plank of its work,raising its external profile and contributing to a growing recognition by the European Union institutions.
It is anticipated that the growing recognition for marine technicians will result in expanded career opportunities for those who complete the undergraduate program.
The adoption, in August 2003, of Draft UN Norms on the Responsibilities of Transnational Corporations andother Business Enterprises with regard to Human Rights12 highlights the growing recognition of the responsibilities of business to their stakeholders.
In general, there is growing recognition of organised civil society, which has become more active in seeking diverse channels for the expression of its views since the Georgian AP was adopted.
With increasing shortages of skilled labour across sectors and regions, there is a growing recognition of the need to address the problems of structural unemployment and low participation.
There is growing recognition, some of it grudging, that the coalition led by the Pakistan People's Party has managed to create a political structure built on fairly stable foundations.
Given the substantial numberof inactive people of working age, there is growing recognition that policy must develop more effective instrumentation to strengthen labour market access and employability.
This growing recognition of the central significance of culture was what lay behind the Commission's Communication for a European Agenda for Culture in a Globalizing World, adopted in May last year1.
The pension reforms adopted by Member States in 2015-2016 reflect a growing recognition of the need to accompany sustainability-enhancing reforms with flanking measures to safeguard pension adequacy.
The growing recognition of banks' true function will be a game-changer in areas like monetary policy and financial regulation, enabling officials to tackle effectively problems like recurring banking crises, unemployment, and underdevelopment.
Combined with Scotland's recognition of his achievements on April 21st each year, gives opportunities to develop a growing recognition of Muir in his homeland and remind ourselves that his inspirational work is even more relevant today than it ever was during his lifetime.
There is also a growing recognition that both regions will be faced with similar challenges in the future, such as intensifying climate protection, rectifying infrastructure deficits- a key obstacle to growth- and demographic change.
Among the highlights of the year: the reform of EU regional policy, excellent progress in preparing the newregional programmes due to start in 2007, and a growing recognition that helping less prosperous regions to catch up on a sustainable basis is key to increasing competitiveness.
A growing recognition of an ageing population should increase the potential for companies to develop and market goods and services which serve this sector of the population and therefore stimulate growth in production and employment16.
The Legal 500's ranking for international arbitration, in which few arbitration boutiques are present, is based solely on merit,and it recognises the growing recognition of the excellence of our ten-person team in the field of international arbitration, despite the very cost-effective rates that we always charge clients, whether for international commercial, construction or investment arbitrations.
Growing recognition of the existence of cell-wall deficient(CWD) forms and biofilms in persistent Borrelia burgdorferi infection will likely prompt pharmaceutical research into antimicrobial agents capable of eradicating these types of infection.
But while there is still some reticence about agreeing that key questions such as defence procurement and associated research- traditionally matters for national decision- should also be addressed at a European level,there is growing recognition that decisions on the level of spending on defence equipment, re-setting priorities within existing defence budgets and the appropriate response to new threats need to be approached in a European context.
These discussions reflect a growing recognition within the data protection and privacy community that data protection and privacy legislation, while essential to ensuring the protection of personal information, is not, by itself, sufficient.
Growing recognition of an ageing population should increase the potential for companies and other entities to develop and market goods and services that serve this part of the population in the context of an ageing society and therefore stimulate growth in production and employment16.
Further context for this change in attitude towards the‘European heartland' was the growing recognition among Austria's political elite of the need for structural reforms; this generated an increasingly urgent requirement to act and more intense political pressure to move closer to that heartland, which was now viewed as a vehicle for modernising the crisis-ridden Austrian economy which, with its escalating budgetary problems, growing national debt, corruption affairs and megascandals was sorely in need of reform.
With growing recognition of vocational training as an educational category and, consequently, the purposeful inclusion of the recognized skilled occupations at Secondary Level Π of the education system, the skilled occupation ceased to be linked primarily to economic and labour laws, becoming more and more an element in state education policy as well.