Examples of using It recognises in English and their translations into Hungarian
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It recognises that something good has occurred.
When the will is really free it cannot miscreate, because it recognises only truth.
On one hand, it recognises that fishes are sentient beings, able to experience pain.
Furthermore, it recognises that interoperability is key to innovation and competitiveness, especially in the ICT sector.
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The road agency has issued a report on the pavement failures6,which indicates that it recognises the existence of a problem.
As soon as the infant can see, it recognises faces, and we know that this skill is hardwired in our brains.
The KAMIQ is perceptive and clever- it recognises not only cars, but also motorbikes, mopeds, bicycles and e-scooters.
It recognises that freedom of movement in Europe is not confined to first-pillar provision, but that mobility is indispensable for an effective and efficient labour market.
Tineye does not recognise objects or persons in an image, it recognises the entire image, and some altered versions of that image.
Blink proof alerts you if your subject blinks while you're taking your photo,and Smile timer automatically takes the shot when it recognises that your subject is smiling.
Knowledge linked to a word is always personal knowledge; it recognises the voice of the one speaking, opens up to that person in freedom and follows him in obedience.
It recognises dynamic driving situations such as evasive manoeuvres and helps the driver stabilise the vehicle by braking individual wheels and adjusting the engine power.
National Gambling Amendment Act of 2008 hasnot yet been definitively adopted, though it recognises online gambling in South Africa partly illegal.
When the mind again becomes sensitive, it recognises with surprise and joy how the spiritual work has gone on without its having had any consciousness of the details.
Social-Democracy does not, tie its hands, it does not restrict its activities to some one preconceived plan ormethod of political struggle; it recognises all means of struggle as long as they correspond to the forces at-the disposal of the Party,” etc.(Iskra, No. 1)[21].
Finally, it recognises the need for studies on vaccines and anti-viral medications that are independent of the pharmaceutical industry, including with regard to the monitoring of vaccination coverage.
The resolution that the major political groups are going to adopt here today is based on respect and consensus;of course, it recognises the situation I have just described and urges Mexico to continue on the path towards rule of law and full democracy.
However, it recognises that there are some sectors which, for cyclical reasons, have to be treated more cautiously or made subject to more precise terms and conditions for the use of self-regulation and co-regulation.
Greece shall immediately notify the Commission of cases it recognises as being of force majeure or natural disaster such as to justify continuing entitlement to the aid.
It recognises that the so-called obstacles to trade between the European Union and the USA are often laws with a specific social, environmental, cultural or public health purpose, and that these obstacles cannot be removed without a democratic decision and positive legislative action to protect these objectives.
This proposal complies with fundamental rights, as it recognises and safeguards the rights of highly qualified immigrants(and their family members) as workers and as residents in the EU, including procedural guarantees and the right to family life.
However, it recognises that it may pave the way for possible regulatory and other policy responses in the longer term, especially as regards a Better Internet for Kids, media freedom and pluralism, and work on self-regulatory initiatives.
Marxism differs from Anarchism in that it recognises the need for a state and for state power in the period of revolution in general, and in the period of transition from capitalism to Socialism in particular.
At the same time, it recognises food sovereignty as a people's legitimate right to decide for themselves on policies to achieve their own food security and to feed their community on an ongoing basis, while respecting others' food sovereignty.
I support this legislation because it recognises the need to closely supervise classification societies, which perform vital tasks in maintaining safety at sea, because of the major concentration of power they hold.
Also, in a very special way, it recognises the economic and employment potential of creative, cultural and artistic industries in the European Union, which make a greater contribution than other highly recognised industries such as both the chemicals and the foodstuffs industries.
The key point about collective action is that it recognises organisations' legitimacy to act, which makes it easier for them to bring a case before the courts, along similar lines to Directive 98/27/EC22, in the area of injunctions for the protection of consumers' interests.
In addition, it recognises that the right to the use, in the course of criminal proceedings, of a non-custodial measure as an alternative to custody‘is a matter governed by the law and procedures of the Member State where the criminal proceedings are taking place'(Article 2(2) of Framework Decision 2009/829).