Examples of using Explicitly recognised in English and their translations into Slovak
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The need for deliberation on the potentially far-reaching consequences should be explicitly recognised in the PINC.
The EU explicitly recognised children's rights in the European Charter of Fundamental Rights4, specifically in Article 24.
The relevance of reconciliationpolicies to demographic renewal is now explicitly recognised at European level6.
Crowdfunding should be explicitly recognised in the laws of the Member States as a new form of patronage.
In February 2005 the European Commission reaffirmed its commitment to the Lisbon partnership for growth and jobs1 andin November 2005 launched a comprehensive policy framework for SMEs which explicitly recognised the importance of business transfers.2.
The EU explicitly recognised protection of children's rights in the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union, specifically in Article 24.
It should not be a long investigation because the company itself explicitly recognised its breach of the agreement," he told the news agency.
The EU explicitly recognised protection of children's rights in the European Charter of Fundamental Rights, specifically in Article 24.
The next step is the development of entrepreneurial skills andattitudes explicitly recognised as one objective in the national curriculum of comprehensive and vocational secondary schools.
An effective and adequate representation of the ENP can only be achieved by systematically involving civil society organisations, and social and socio-occupational players in particular,whose consultative role and negotiation skills need to be explicitly recognised and promoted.
The right of access to SGEIs is explicitly recognised as a fundamental right in the Charter of Fundamental Rights attached to the Treaty of Lisbon.
An effective and adequate representation of the ENP can only be achieved by systematically involving civil society organisations, and social and socio-occupational players in particular,whose consultative role and negotiation skills need to be explicitly recognised and promoted.
The report shows that entrepreneurship education is explicitly recognised in the primary education curricula of two-thirds of the countries surveyed.
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 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.
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.
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.
Media freedom andpluralism 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.
On 23 September 2009, the Commission adopted proposals for Regulations establishing EBA, EIOPA, and ESMA.2"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.
Therefore, the ECB would welcome it if the draft law explicitly recognised, as is the case in the statutes of other Member States» national central banks, that NBS has the task of contributing to the stability of the financial system as a whole9.
The Council and the Commission themselves explicitly recognised that limitation in the preamble to their declaration, stating that‘since the following statements of the Council and the Commission are not part of the legal text they are without prejudice to the interpretation of that text by the Court of Justice of the European Communities'(see HeidelbergerBauchemie, cited above, paragraph 17 and the case-law cited there).
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.
The Treaty of Lisbon explicitly recognises"territorial cohesion" as a general objective, in addition to economic and social cohesion7.
The Treaty should explicitly recognise the specific nature of sport with regard to the social role it plays.
We believe that the directive must explicitly recognise the importance of airports to the social and economic development of these regions and to territorial cohesion.
Legislation explicitly recognises the right of Member States to add stricter rules to the EU rules which set a floor.
Amongst other functions energy taxation would explicitly recognise the environmental and security of supply benefits of renewables.
The Green Paper on Consumer Rights explicitly recognises that progress towards such an objective has been slow, inconsistent and obstructed by a wide range of varying national priorities and exceptions.
Fourthly, ACTA explicitly recognises the importance of guaranteeing access to medicines, by referring to the Doha Declaration on the matter, as well as by explicitly excluding patent infringements from the sections on border and penal enforcement.
Article 107(3)(a) of the TFEU explicitly recognises the OR as regions where aid can be granted to promote economic development in view of their structural, economic and social situation.