Examples of using Were recognised in English and their translations into Hungarian
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They were recognised by people who knew them.
The natural values of the area were recognised long before that.
Leaders were recognised and trained, but were not made by education or other methods(leadership cannot be produced).
Despite certain reservations, those elections were recognised by the international community as democratic.
Were recognised as refugees, with 91% originating from the violence-wracked“Northern Triangle” of Central America(Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala).
These qualities were recognised by UNESCO in 1956.
He worked closely with many Government Departments and his remarkable contributions were recognised when he was knighted in 1912.
All his discoveries were recognised by the world scientific community.
These businesses had proven to be successful additions to eBay's Marketplaces segment and were recognised as key to the company's future growth.
In 2002 the windmills were recognised as a national heritage site by Iran.
This was just a year after the Englishbull-and-terriers under the name of Staffordshire Bull Terriers were recognised with the Kennel Club of England.
His research achievements were recognised in 1953 when he was elected to a fellowship of the Royal Society.
Family organisation was not overstressed,though ties among persons of common descent were recognised, and the young were generally reared by their parents.".
Some trends, such as flash floods, were recognised, but they were not yet taken into account in floods models(see paragraphs 81 and 82).
The effort and ability of SEAT to establish andencourage high levels of environmental protection were recognised with ISO 50001 and ISO 14001 certificates.
All these achievements were recognised by Barron's Magazine, published by Dow Jones& Company, which named Brambles the second most sustainable international company in the world.
The Royal family attempted to flee in 1791 but were recognised and brought back to Paris.
If this truth, and its inevitability, were recognised, many international quarrels would be smoothed more easily than now is the case, and many wars even would be avoided.
Two years after his appointment, in 1971,his tremendous contributions to mathematical statistics were recognised when he was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society.
The books were recognised as giving the witness of the Apostles to the life, teaching, death and resurrection of the Lord and the interpretation by the Apostles of these events.
(8) The definition of the plants for which protected zones were recognised as regards Citrus tristeza virus should be modified.
If this need were recognised and resources put into projects to explore how to facilitate our awakening, then we could have an Inner Manhatten Project, and one of far greater value than the original project.
Our achievements in manufacturing development and improvements of quality management were recognised by European Bank of Reconstruction and Development(EBRD) which was involved in a 5 year project with our company.
It begins his important exploration of the relationship between operator algebras and ergodic theory and in many ways was so far ahead of its time that itrequired a decade before full significance of its results were recognised.
Or we have to travel such distant places like Cocos,Malpelo or French Polynesia where these problems were recognised long time ago and money and energy have been sacrificed for protection.
Long before"germs" were recognised as the cause of diseases, the importation of communicable diseases such as cholera, leprosy and syphilis had been clearly linked to the movement of people and this impacted upon some of the earliest regulatory controls on population movement.
Common reply to paragraphs 41- 42 In the guidance note the Commission services reacted to market developments which could notbe foreseen at the time the voluntary schemes were recognised and called for the implementation of dedicated measures to take into account an increased risk of fraud that emerged over time when Member States implemented the double counting mechanism.
That approach is appropriate also because if it were recognised that public employers' legitimate expectations were to be protected, that would ultimately produce the absurd result that the defaulting Member State could rely, as against individuals, on its own conduct, conduct which infringes Community law. 88.
The important role of sport in European society andits specific nature were recognised in December 2000 in the European Council's Declaration on the specific characteristics of sport and its social function in Europe, of which account should be taken in implementing common policies(the‘Nice Declaration').
This means that, since 2011, when the first voluntary schemes were recognised, until at least 2014, the biofuel certified as being produced from waste, and thus counted double towards national targets, was certified without appropriate verifications as to the origin of the waste used.