Examples of using Explicitly recognised in English and their translations into Romanian
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In addition, the EU explicitly recognised children's rights in the European Charter of Fundamental Rights.
The need for deliberation on the potentially far-reaching consequences should be explicitly recognised in the PINC.
The right to the protection of personal data is explicitly recognised by Article 8 of the EU's Charter of Fundamental Rights and by the Lisbon Treaty.
Therefore, Euratom's competence to regulate in the field of health protection against ionising radiation is explicitly recognised by the Euratom Treaty.
Commission communication COM(2007) 281,of 30 May, explicitly recognised that'EU-Brazil dialogue has not been sufficiently exploited and carried out mainly through EU-Mercosur dialogue.
Therefore, the competence of the European Atomic Energy Community(EAEC)to regulate in the field of health protection against ionizing radiation is explicitly recognised by the Euratom Treaty.
Media freedom and pluralism 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.
There is a major issue concerning locational signals within some Member States, especially in large countries with a single price area andwhere congestion is not explicitly recognised.
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.
This is particularly true of the outermost regions but also of northernmost regions with very low population density and island, cross-border andmountain regions, as explicitly recognised by the Lisbon Treaty.
But politicians in Slovenia criticised the plan,claiming their country was not explicitly recognised as a maritime nation in it and therefore"lost its right to declare a sea belt", Croatian media reported earlier this month.
This role is explicitly recognised in the Treaty1, which gives the Union shared competence to encourage cooperation between Member States and to adopt directives setting minimum requirements to improve the working environment in order to protect workers' health and safety.
But politicians in Slovenia were unhappy with the plan,saying that their country was not explicitly recognised as a maritime nation, which could prevent it from securing direct access to international shipping waters in the northern Adriatic.
In this respect the Commission wishes to recall the Statements in relation to Articles 290 and 291 TFEU it made at the adoption of the Regulations establishing the European Supervisory Authorities according to which:"As regards the process for the adoption of regulatory standards, the Commission emphasises the unique character of the financial services sector,following from the Lamfalussy structure and explicitly recognised in Declaration 39 to the TFEU.
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.
In this respect the Commission wishes to recall the Statements in relation to Articles 290 and 291 TFEU it made at the adoption of the Regulations establishing the European Supervisory Authorities according to which:"As regards the process for the adoption of regulatory standards, the Commission emphasises the unique character of the financial services sector,following from the Lamfalussy structure and explicitly recognised in Declaration 39 to the TFEU.
The Commission also explicitly recognised that"making growth and jobs the immediate target goes hand in hand with promoting social or environmental objectives" and announced the preparation of a European Agenda 21 for tourism drawing on the results of the work of the Tourism Sustainability Group2(TSG) presented in the report“Action for more sustainable European tourism”3 published in February 2007.
In this respect, the Commission refers to the Statements in relation to Articles 290 and 291 TFEU it made at the adoption of the Regulations establishing the European Supervisory Authorities, according to which:'As regards the process for the adoption of regulatory standards, the Commission emphasises the unique character of the financial services sector,following from the Lamfalussy structure and explicitly recognised in Declaration 39 to the TFEU.
In this respect the Commission wishes to recall the Statements in relation to Articles 290 and 291 TFEU it made at the adoption of the Regulations establishing the European Supervisory Authorities according to which:"As regards the process for the adoption of regulatory standards, the Commission emphasises the unique character of the financial services sector,following from the Lamfalussy structure and explicitly recognised in Declaration 39 to the TFEU.
In this respect the Commission wishes to recall the Statements in relation to Articles 290 and 291 TFEU it made at the adoption of the Regulations establishing the European Supervisory Authorities according to which:"As regards the process for the adoption of regulatory standards, the Commission emphasises the unique character of the financial services sector,following from the Lamfalussy structure and explicitly recognised in Declaration 39 to the TFEU.
I believe that the European Union should explicitly recognise the important progress achieved by the current government in strengthening its relationship with the EU.
Amongst other functions energy taxation would explicitly recognise the environmental and security of supply benefits of renewables.
Many NSRs explicitly recognise that social inequalities in health hamper people's life chances.
These clauses explicitly recognise the right of Member States to maintain or adopt stricter consumer protection rules in their national law.
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.
The Treaty of Lisbon explicitly recognises"territorial cohesion" as a general objective, in addition to economic and social cohesion7.
I should like to ask the European Commission to stand firm and explicitly recognise in this House the importance of inland shipping as the cleanest mode of transport.
For its part, the OECD(of which 21 EU MS are members) explicitly recognises the need to tackle obstacles resulting from double taxation37.
Directives 2004/17/EC and 2004/18/EC explicitly recognise that EMAS certificates can serve(if relevant) as a possible means of proof for companies to demonstrate their technical capacity to perform these environmental management measures.
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.