Examples of using Has recognised in English and their translations into Polish
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Obviously someone has recognised you.
The EU has recognised the role of women in building peace.
One of those photographs. Mrs McGinty has recognised.
Mrs McGinty has recognised one of those photographs.
The EESC welcomes the fact that the Commission has recognised this problem.
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Hungarian law has recognised legal partnership status since 2009.
And all of that through a little girl, Bernadette,visionary and Church has recognised that.
EU development policy has recognised the need to reverse this trend.
GM has recognised that the decentralised vacuum system from Piab is about 80% more efficient than a centralised vacuum setup.
We are glad that the British government has recognised our service and the sacrifices we made for them.
The EU has recognised the value of cultural cooperation and inter-cultural dialogue as an integral part of external policies13.
ET Ladies and gentlemen,Transnistria has recognised the independence of South Ossetia and Abkhazia.
The Council has recognised that, to date, not enough has been done at European level to safeguard the fundamental rights of individuals in criminal proceedings.
Said Hannes Swoboda:"I am pleased that the European Commission has recognised the need for social investment.
Argentine jurisprudence has recognised"habeas data" as a fundamental and directly applicable right.
The Nazi newspaper Völkischer Beobachter wrote"By her signature the Catholic Church has recognised National Socialism in the most solemn manner.
The Commission has recognised that Shipping is an integral part of the communications infrastructure10.
On the contrary, according to the SME balancing factor included in the CRR,the EU has recognised capital relief for banks lending to SMEs and households.
The Court of Justice has recognised that the protection of animal welfare is a legitimate objective in the public interest3.
By enshrining the multiannual financial framework intothe Union's primary law, the Treaty has recognised its importance as a cornerstone of the budgetary architecture of the European Union.
Europe 2020 has recognised the central role of education as a foundation stone to build prosperity and social justice.
Member of the Commission.- Throughout the past year the Commission has recognised that marine science and technology is a cross-cutting priority area.
The Commission has recognised the need for a transitional period for operators to achieve the efficient cost level.
This interpretation of the rules on the Stability and Growth Pact shows that this new Commission is taking the economic situation in Europe seriously and has recognised the need for an investment plan.
We should remember that the UN has recognised extreme poverty as being a violation of human rights.
The Community has recognised that biodiversity protection is not simply an option; rather it is a critical component of sustainable development.
The deterioration of democracy in Russia might also be the very reason why the Kremlin has recognised the Belarusian presidential elections and described the violent repression as an'internal affair' of Belarus.
The Commission has recognised the need not only to consider financial compensation, but also the necessity to speed up the implementation of SESAR measures.
The World Health Organization(WHO)3 has recognised the damaging effect of globalisation on social structures.
The European Union has recognised the specific unique problems facing the region and their implications for the islands' integration into the Union.

