Examples of using Recognises in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The only life God recognises is Christ.
No one recognises Bunty and Babli except me.
It is therefore only correct that the EESC recognises this fact.
The EESC recognises the importance of stability.
The International Astronomical Union recognises 88 different constellations.
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Poland recognises 13 national or ethnic minorities.
Modern dialectology generally recognises seven Štokavian subdialects.
India recognises transgender people as third gender.
There are over 130 countries in the world which recognises a Palestinian state.
The computer recognises two hundred different types of errors.
The International Society of Blood Transfusion recognises 35 blood group systems.
Recognises Key Issues and focusses attention on them.
However, the Government recognises that there is still more to do.
The document recognises a number of points that would help to avoid similar problems.
This legislation also recognises the changing nature of work.
Australia recognises West Jerusalem as Israel's capital but embassy not moving.
Home» Divorce» British court recognises sharia law for the first time.
The EESC recognises that rural areas offer fresh possibilities which can benefit rural youth.
Budapest Stock Exchange recognises the best stock exchange performances of 2017.
Whereas the EU recognises the adequacy of personal data protection in New Zealand;
The UK Government recognises the Cornish as a national minority.
The Commission recognises that the overall impact of assistance is difficult to measure.
European Union law recognises this, as you have laid out, Commissioner.
Australia recognises West Jerusalem as Israel's capital but won't move embassy yet.
The Committee recognises that there is no more time to lose.
The Commission recognises the delays observed by the ECA.
The Budget Committee recognises the importance of these proposals and their urgency.
It now not only recognises vehicles, but also pedestrians, greatly improving safety.
To sum up, the EESC recognises that the Proposal for a Directive may contain considerable risks.
The Court of Justice recognises that respecting collective agreements could restrict the application of competition law.