Examples of using Institutional recognition in English and their translations into German
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Institutional recognition of the European social dialogue. 7.
If measures in the tourism sector are really to have animpact it is essential that they should gain institutional recognition at Community level.
Institutional recognition of the EU's existing plurinational character;
The charism of listening that the Holy Spirit callsforth within the communities might also receive institutional recognition as a form of ecclesial service”. 132.
In recent years his work has gained significant institutional recognition on a more international level, with museum exhibitions in both Europe and the United States.
Because married couples ensure the succession of generations and are therefore eminently within the public interest,civil law grants them institutional recognition.
It is a disguised form of confederation, which will result in institutional recognition of partition and acceptance of the fait accompli of Turkish invasion and occupation.
Beyond this institutional recognition, the EESC should continue disseminating information on the opportunities offered by the Cotonou Agreement to the representatives of civil society and drawing attention to any shortcomings in its implementation.
The Bureau endorsed the arrangements designed to provide the EESC with political visibility and institutional recognition during the Citizens' Agora to be held by the European Parliament on 27 and 28 January 2011.
Political endorsement, institutional recognition and a corresponding change in the administrative cultures of the European Parliament and Council will also be vital to the success of the upgraded system.
It is the only existing sectoral union in Italy to have played an active role in achieving institutional recognition for circus work, even obtaining legislation to govern the sector: Law 337 of 1968, which is still in force.
Precisely to avoid sport being reduced to nothing more than a business, we must call, loud and clear, upon the forthcoming Intergovernmental Conference atNice to expressly insert a significant reference to the institutional recognition of sport into Article 151 of the Treaty.
One of the challenges of municipalism lies in gaining social and institutional recognition of the existence and autonomy of the social spaces and centers of citizen management that put the right to the city and democratic participation into effect.
Following introductory remarks by the president, the Bureauendorsed the measures designed to ensure the EESC's political visibility and institutional recognition during the Citizens' Agora, to be held by the European Parliament on 27 and 28 January 2011.
The lack of institutional recognition and the weakness of its representative organisations are also a serious problem which must be resolved by means of its recognition by the public administration and other social actors as a partner in the consultative institutions for social and economic policies.
It contained a number ofkey proposals which, if implemented, would provide an official framework and institutional recognition for civil dialogue, and again called on the Commission to draft a green paper on the structured framework for European civil dialogue.
Ms Davison also stressed that in view of the increasing institutional recognition of the role of civil society organisations in international relations, it would be useful for the EESC's role in bringing civil society together across borders to be recognised in the new Treaty.
A civil society that enjoys freedom and rights, strong social partners,effective involvement in decisions, and institutional recognition is vital to achieve and consolidate democracy, prevent shifts towards authoritarianism, promote economic development, foster social cohesion, fight for equality in its various forms, to promote and enable a sustainable development model and enrich the democratic institutional structure.
Despite their access to beleaguered populations, diaspora organizations struggle for recognition amongst institutional humanitarian NGOs and donors.
Recognition of institutional diversity would be meaningless if countries did not have the instruments available to shape and maintain- in a word,“protect”- their own institutions.
From President Talabani to the primary school teacher in one ofthe most isolated rural areas in the country, everyone had a thirst for political recognition and institutional support from the European Union.