Examples of using It recognises in English and their translations into Serbian
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When it recognises the print, it opens the door.
Each Grand Lodge maintains a list of other Grand Lodges that it recognises.
It recognises you from the lock-screen and automatically logs you in, making login seamless.
He also said that Serbia should gain EU membership"only after it recognises Kosovo's independence".
It recognises bacteria and viruses by their antigens and destroys them using antibodies.
If Serbia stops the repayment,it would mean that it recognises Kosovo's independence, Cvetkovic said.
It recognises anything Winhttp Error 12175 on it and received web pages will not load.
Dada could rather be called cowardly, butcowardly like a mad dog; it recognises neither method nor persuasive excess.
It recognises the unique role that documentaries play in society and the power of high quality storytelling.
Eventually, just mucking about, it knocks the ball back, destroys a brick and gets a point,so it recognises this and does it more often.
It recognises that national culture isn't one entity but a manifold of different experiences and stories and traditions.
For Hyundai, getting this prestigious award is very satisfying, and it recognises the development of the brand in terms of technology, design and quality.
It recognises that national culture isn't one entity but a manifold of different experiences and stories and traditions.
That Standard explains when andhow an entity reviews the carrying amount of its assets, how it determines the recoverable amount of an asset and when it recognises or reverses an impairment loss.
They disagree on whether it recognises Albanian culture, promotes the country, or solely emphasises Kadare's literary skill.
However, according to Jessen-Petersen, the UN will likely endorse launching the talks even ifnone of the standards has been fully met, as it recognises that it cannot continue to run the province forever.
It recognises the cross-functional nature of events management providing students with a grounding in business, and tourism together with the development of IT and communication skills.
All must see with eyes wide open that the problem of terrorism is not local, it recognises no colour," said Ismet Sever, deputy chairman of the Union of Bulgarian and Turkish Businessmen, who lives in Istanbul.
He stressed that Serbia has never advocated for external interventionism in resolving the internal political issues of a sovereign country,that it never complied with the conquering the power on the streets and that it recognises only the will of the people expressed in the elections.
Marxism differs from anarchism in that it recognises the needfor 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.
Defencelessness can never be attacked, because it recognises strength so great attack is folly, or a silly game a tired child might play, when he becomes too sleepy to remember what he wants.
He stressed that Serbia has never advocated for external interventionism in resolving the internal political issues of a sovereign country,that it never complied with the conquering the power on the streets and that it recognises only the will of the people expressed in the elections.
Without its own authority, it recognises only the authority of those'opinion-makers', who manipulate and condition the masses with their secularist political correctness through television and the other mass media.
According to the poll, 71% of Serbs believe Belgrade should continue co-operating with the EU in the event it recognises Kosovo independence, while 29% would support severing diplomatic ties with the bloc, Belgrade-based news agency Beta reported.
It recognises that some issues concerning the pan-European proposal are particularly sensitive- namely, the timing of the reforms, the choice between closed or semi-open lists and the question of whether the 25 pan-European MEPs should come on top of the 751 existing deputies or be drawn from among them.
Marxism differs from the petty-bourgeois, opportunist“Social-Democratism” of Plekhanov,Kautsky and Co. in that it recognises that what is required during these two periods is nota state of the usual parliamentary bourgeois republican type, but a state of the Paris Commune type.
Marxism differs from anarchism in that it recognises the need for a state for the purpose of the transition to socialism; but(and here is where we differ from Kautsky and Co.) not a state of the type of the usual parliamentary bourgeois-democratic republic, but a state like the Paris Commune of 1871 and the Soviets of Workers' Deputies of 1905 and 1917.
At a press conference held in the Serbian government,Brnabic assessed that the Report is basically positive because it recognises the progress in some areas, primarily in the economy, but expressed the expectation that in the future there will be no political assessment of progress towards the EU in some important areas.