Examples of using Explicitly recognises in English and their translations into Hungarian
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This provision explicitly recognises the possibility to exchange information between the two policy functions.
The proposal provides the Member States with sufficient elbowroom, creates no additional administrative burdens or duplication, and also explicitly recognises the role of regional authorities.
For its part,the OECD(of which 21 EU MS are members) explicitly recognises the need to tackle obstacles resulting from double taxation37.
For the first time in its history, the European Union defines"territorial cohesion"- the harmonious development of all its territories-as one of its fundamental objectives and explicitly recognises the local and regional right of self-government.
For the first time in its history, the European Union explicitly recognises"territorial cohesion" as a fundamental objective in addition to economic and social cohesion.
Evolved from our successful Stage Management Programme and designed to offer a rich and unique opportunity to embark on an individually tailored programme of study within the broad spectrum of stage and events management,this new programme explicitly recognises that the theatre, events and performance-related industries are dynamic, ever-changing environments.
The Green Paper on Consumer Rights explicitly recognises that progress towards such an objective has been slow, inconsistent and obstructed by a wide range of varying national priorities and exceptions.
The Treaty provides for new developments in communications technology,relief measures on time limits, and explicitly recognises non-traditional visible trade marks and non-visible marks, such as sound and taste marks.
The Commission notes that the EU Framework explicitly recognises that‘first of all, Member States need to ensure that Roma are not discriminated against but treated like any other EU citizens with equal access to all fundamental rights as enshrined in the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights'.
This importance of voluntary activity in sport has repeatedly been acknowledged at the EU political level: in its 2007 White Paper on Sport,the Commission explicitly recognises the role of voluntary activity as one of the common elements of the European approach to sport.
Moreover, the legislation governing the 2014-2020 programme period explicitly recognises the intended revolving nature of financial instruments after the eligibility period by including provisions for the reuse of resources paid back during a period of at least 8 years after end of the eligibility period84.
Moreover, the UN CRPD explicitly recognises that multiple discrimination based on disability and other factors such as ethnicity, gender or economic status is a significant problem which can only be combated through a multi-disciplinary approach taking into account the different roots of this complex form of discrimination.
The EESC underlines that theUN CRPD covers all persons with disabilities and explicitly recognises that multiple discrimination based on disability and other factors such as ethnicity, gender or economic status is a significant problem which can only be addresses through a multi-disciplinary approach taking into account the different roots of this complex form of discrimination.
The EU Framework explicitly recognises that‘first of all, Member States need to ensure that Roma are not discriminated against but treated like any other EU citizens with equal access to all fundamental rights as enshrined in the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights',‘An EU Framework for National Roma Integration Strategies up to 2020', p. 2.
In addition, the EU explicitly recognised children's rights in the European Charter of Fundamental Rights.
The EESC regrets the deadlock in the EU constitutional process given that the Constitutional Treaty andthe Charter for Fundamental Rights explicitly recognise the rights of the child.
The nomination explicitly recognised the project's success in reducing domestic violence and promoting female leadership in a traditionally patriarchal culture.
The Treaty should explicitly recognise the specific nature of sport with regard to the social role it plays.
I should like toask the European Commission to stand firm and explicitly recognise in this House the importance of inland shipping as the cleanest mode of transport.
These clauses explicitly recognise the right of Member States to maintain or adopt stricter consumer protection rules in their national law.
President of the Commission.-The protection of personal data is a fundamental right explicitly recognised by Article 8 of the European Union Charter of Fundamental Rights.
The next step is the development of entrepreneurial skills andattitudes explicitly recognised as one objective in the national curriculum of comprehensive and vocational secondary schools.
Council Conclusions from December 2009 and March 2010 explicitly recognised the fact that, when it comes to helping countries adapt to climate change, biodiversity provides many of the same services as man-made technological solutions, often at significantly lower cost.
Even though the CRPD is not the only interna onal human rights instrument relevant to the Guidelines(there are many more, as listed in Chapter 1)it is the only one explicitly recognising the right to live independently in the community.
However, as explicitly recognised in the policy statements agreed by all its Contracting States it is not realistic to expect ICAO to take global decisions on uniform, specific measures to be implemented by all nations.
Media freedom andpluralism are essential features of democratic societies and explicitly recognised by the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union as an element of the right to freedom of expression and information.
We therefore need to build together, within European and globally- sincethe response can only be global- convergence and integration strategies that explicitly recognise the fact that dynamic social and cohesion policies are the foundations for the development of our society.
The Council and the Commission also explicitly recognised that limitation in the preamble to their declaration, which states as follows:'Since the following statements of the Council and the Commission are not part of the legal text they are without prejudice to the interpretation of that text by the Court of Justice of the European Communities'.
The Council and the Commission also explicitly recognised that limitation in the preamble to their declaration, which states as follows: Since the following statements of the Council and the Commission are not part of the legal text they are without prejudice to the interpretation of that text by the Court of Justice of the European Communities.
The Council and the Commission themselves explicitly recognised that limitation in the preamble to their declaration, stating that‘since the following statements of the Council and the Commission are not part of the legal text they are without prejudice to the interpretation of that text by the Court of Justice of the European Communities'(see Heidelberger Bauchemie, cited above, paragraph 17 and the case-law cited there).