Examples of using Partial recognition in English and their translations into Greek
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Partial recognition can help.
Consequently, the Commission granted a'partial recognition', explicitly excluding this sustainability criterion.
So far, three of the 19 recognised voluntary schemes have obtained partial recognition on those terms.
Full or partial recognition of these elections is equal to the rejection of democratic principles for Albania.
Apart from a full recognition orrejection, the competent authority may issue a so-called"partial recognition".
Partial recognition of the social character of the productive forces forced upon the capitalists themselves.
His criticism of neo-classical economics and his notion of‘effective demand' are a partial recognition of the need for production and consumption to be integrated at a certain stage of capitalist development.
Partial recognition of the social character of the productive forces forced upon the capitalists themselves.
Casalet-Keir, filed a question asking the Prime Minister, Mr Winston Churchill,whether the British government would return the Elgin Marbles to Greece in partial recognition of that country's valiant resistance and the sacrifices of its people.
Partial recognition” means there are relevant differences between your qualification and a German reference profession.
In December 1940 a Labor MP, Mrs Keir, asked the Prime Minister,Winston Churchill whether the Marbles would be returned to Greece in partial recognition of that country's valiant resistance to the Germans and the sacrifices of its people.
Rules which allow for partial recognition of establishments based on the rate of reimbursement of the costs incurred are neither clear nor foreseeable.
This reveals the failure of the US-led and mostly EU-backed Kosovo independence strategy that left the country andits population in the limbo of a partial recognition that prevents it from joining international organisations.
Every partial recognition of this order in nature leads to the formulation of statements that, on the one hand, concern the world of phenomena and, on the other, transcend it by employing,"idealizingly," general logical concepts.
This reveals the failure of the U.S.-led(and mostly EU-backed) Kosovo independence strategy, which left the country andits population in the limbo of partial recognition, preventing it from joining any international organization.
On a case-by-case basis, a partial recognition and enforcement of the sentence may be agreed upon by the States in accordance with the conditions set out by them, provided that such a recognition and enforcement does not result in the aggravation of the duration of the sentence.
The Ossetians mostly populate Ossetia, which is politically divided between North Ossetia- Alania in Russia, and South Ossetia,a de facto independent state with partial recognition, closely integrated in Russia and claimed by Georgia.
Partial recognition could be a result, for example, of the application of grandfathering provisions which partly derecognise an instrument or a result of the application of the amortisation calendar laid down for Tier 2 instruments in Regulation(EU) No 575/2013.
The competent authorities of the issuing and the executing of the States may agree,on a case-by-case basis, to the partial recognition and enforcement of a line in accordanc with the conditions set out by them, provided such recognition and enforcement do not result in the aggravation of the duration of the line.
One possible way out of the impasse that now exists is for the Security Council to strike down the indictment, as it has a right to do under the Rome Statute, on condition that Bashir goes into exile and the killings andrepression stop, and in partial recognition that Sudan was never a signatory to the Rome Statute.