Examples of using Recognised internationally in English and their translations into German
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He's recognised internationally as a prodigy.
Wines and wineries recognised internationally.
It was recognised internationally as the world's rarest and thus most endangered tree.
The benefit of promotional banks is widely recognised internationally.
Ning Feng is recognised internationally as an artist of great lyricism, innate musicality and stunning virtuosity.
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The importance of soil protection is increasingly recognised internationally.
It is also recognised internationally in various sectors including business, education, health, and the media.
It is perhaps for this reason that the DanceEducation Biennial is becoming increasingly recognised internationally.
It's great that Volvo Cars has been recognised internationally as one of the leading employers.
The fact that SIMACO has this fits into the overall picture: the high quality of the consumables and services of the companyhas in the meantime been recognised internationally for some time now.
The Sighet Memorial is recognised internationally and from the outset has been under the aegis of the Council of Europe.
The high quality of the consumables and services of the companyhas in the meantime been recognised internationally for some time now.
Furthermore, Aarhus is recognised internationally for its expertise within food development and production, including agriculture.
Hit Alpinea d.d., the company for hotel management andtourism with a long tradition in the Zgornjesavska valley and recognised internationally is welcoming new co-workers.
Levels BULATS is recognised internationally and results are based on the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages CERF.
The International Software Product Management Association(ISPMA) has structured these procedures andhas defined a programme that is widely used and recognised internationally.
That line has long been established and recognised internationally, which does not necessarily testify to its economic success or failure.
Furthermore it submits them to the OECD Test Guidelines Programme, through which the Commissionmakes every effort to ensure that the methods are recognised internationally.
The company is recognised internationally for the quality of its specialist work for performing artists and arts organisations.
It's an official title that indicates four different levels of proficiency in Spanish, these being A1, Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced,and is recognised internationally.
The work of Paolo Albertelli and Maria-Grazia Abbaldo is recognised internationally and has been presented in numerous museums and exhibitions in Italy, France and Switzerland.
Artists like Władysław Strzemiński, Stanisław Ignacy Witkiewicz, Katarzyna Kobro, Maria Jarema and Henryk Berlewi have not only left a lasting mark on the Polish cultural landscape buthave also been recognised internationally.
That signals the extent to which Germany is recognised internationally as a country that campaigns for the freedom of research and provides a safe haven for researchers under threat.
For Key Account Manager Guergana Liptchanska, who advises the strongly expansive customer development of inPuncto in many foreign marktes, CrefoZert is also a good argument:„TheCreditreform AG is also known and recognised internationally.
UST Umweltsensortechnik GmbH, established in 1991,is a successful medium sized enterprise, recognised internationally as a leading company for development and production of ceramic sensor technology, successfully acting in the global market.
This has been recognised internationally, most recently at the Johannesburg World Summit on Sustainable Development(WSSD), where it was agreed that,“protecting and managing the natural resource base of economic and social development are overarching objectives of, and essential requirements for, sustainable development.”1.
A European framework of this kind, applicable to all large companies, that makes CSR a plank of their strategy or communication policy,must be based on the measurement tools recognised internationally and take its inspiration from the national legislation that already exists in many European countries.
The ILO's core labour standards are recognised internationally as"qualitative social standards" and take the form of universal human rights that claim validity for all countries- regardless of the level of economic development.
On the one hand, the Community legislation will not permit supplementary indication in non-legal units anymore, hence requiring indications using SI units exclusively(exceptionbeing made for the very specific units recognised internationally for particular uses, mentioned before), on the other hand US legislation, in particular the Fair Packaging and Labelling Act, prescribes the simultaneous use of the units of the US customary inch-pound system and the SI.