Examples of using Only recognised in English and their translations into German
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Only recognised if the holder is a Tibetan refugee.
The being,which had no knowledge of God when it was created, only recognised God's adversary as its lord;
Only recognised if the document contains an authorisation of return.
The new Croatian government has not only recognised but actually supports Europe's Balkan policy.
The only recognised parties to collective bargaining agreements are the employers and trade unions S. 2.
Positions in the trading book for which there are no listed marketprices are marked to model, whereby only recognised models customary in the banking industry are used.
Probes are only recognised by the Control unit and the logger if they were already connected prior to switch-on!
Despite a pressing need for maintenance and upgrades to often ageing services such as waste collection, treatment& recycling and sewers, the research revealed that the valueof"hidden infrastructure" is more often only recognised by policy makers.
Only recognised dismantling companies may issue a certificate of destruction, which verifies the proper destruction of the vehicle.
Oberstaufen is the only recognised Schroth Health Spa in Germany and will always have a strong bond to Johann Schroth.
Only recognised organisations that offer a voluntary service in cooperation with project partners, are funded in the framework of the weltwärts programme.
Care should be taken that only recognised testing laboratories accredited according to EN ISO/IEC 17025 are entrusted with such tests.
These certificates are only recognised, if the last 3 years were attendet at secondary level II and all 3 years were completed successfully.
The police trade union, the only recognised police organisation in Romania until today, has been given the opportunity to receive further training through bilateral projects set up in cooperation with the Eurofedop organisation ACP the Netherlands.
Many foreign marriage documents are only recognised in Austria if they have been certified or furnished with an apostille and- if they are not multilingual, international documents- they have been translated by an Austrian sworn translator.
I am alsoglad that in this open letter it is not only recognised that we need an intensified rural development policy, more environment, quality and food security, that public intervention should only serve as a safety net for producers, and that where there are market imbalances, something must be done.
The Purchaser only recognises a simple reservation of title of the Contractor.
The French Community only recognises a single doctoral school for each area of study.
But a dog only recognises what its nose tells to him.
One need only recognise this and obtain appropriate funding.
The EDK only recognises degree programmes which comply with the specifications of the recognition regulations.
At the moment, our location system only recognises the names of states and provinces in the local language.
Jean Monnet said that people only acceptchange when they are faced with necessity and only recognise necessity when a crisis is upon them.
The cookies stored when you visit ourwebsite do not identify you as an individual but only recognise the apparatus you are using computer, tablet or smartphone.
Our system only recognises the website from which you visit us, the web pages of our website that you click on and the name of your internet service provider.
The system only recognises 30 000 entries i. e, it will only recognise 30 000 of the largest cities for the selected country, for example, in the operating mode NAV.
He must recognise that I Am superior to him and he can only recognise it when he sees how one being after another voluntarily releases itself from him and desires to come back to Me….
And you humans will only recognise this when you experience earthly hardship, when human help is not available but spiritual help always has to be requested in order to then also be felt as extremely invigorating.
It also supports the embargo by, amongst others, claiming on the one hand the territory of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus as an association territory and at the same time,on the other hand only recognising certificates of origin for the territory of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus if they are issued by an organ of the applicant.
Discussing this argument, Christiane clarified that indeed individuals and companies cannot normally base their claims before the Court of Justice of the EU on international economic agreements;the Court only recognises in very limited circumstances that such agreements confer rights upon companies, and the situation in US law is similar.