Examples of using Fully recognises in English and their translations into Slovak
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The European Parliament fully recognises this particular point.
The Council fully recognises the important role of the UN in strengthening the inter-linkages between security, development and human rights.
Following the TTIP controversies, the Communication now fully recognises the need for transparency.
The Commission fully recognises the entrepreneurial potential of liberal professionals.
In this regard the Council welcomes the initiative of the GCC and fully recognises the role the GCC can play as a mediator.
The Commission fully recognises the importance of the national ownership on a disaster response.
The Ombudsman considers that the Commission's response to the events that gave rise to thepresent complaint fails to demonstrate that the Commission fully recognises this responsibility.
Mr De Rossa, the Chair fully recognises and indeed shares your position.
Fully recognises the existing distinction among the different nature of services, especially the need to distinguish between commercial and non- commercial services;
Our in-house designed 1-2-3 Learning Cycle fully recognises these and other fundamentals of the Chinese language.
The EU fully recognises that Pakistan has suffered huge sacrifices in seeking security and stability in the region.
In seeking to provide a common framework, the Commission fully recognises that each debate has its own local, regional and national characteristics.
A Buyer fully recognises electronic communications primarily through e-shop, e-mail communications, and telephone communications.
Reply of the Commission 67 Conclusions andrecommendations 81 The Commission fully recognises the need to take action to prevent food waste and optimise resource use all along the food value chain.
The EU fully recognises the importance of helping vulnerable developing countries strengthen their resilience to climate change through adaptation.
As the audiovisual media services directive recalls in one of its recitals, this coexistence is a feature that distinguishes the European audiovisual media market from others andthe report fully recognises this.
The Commission fully recognises that food safety is therefore a matter of great public concern.
In this regard, and I wish to reiterate this point as clearly as possible, the Spanish Presidency is totally committed to the Treaty of Lisbon and the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union,particularly Article 8, and fully recognises the legitimate concerns expressed by Parliament.
The Commission fully recognises the importance of air transport for international trade and economic development.
The Commission is pleased that the Common Position fully recognises the strong need for a European integrated approach to protect our oceans and seas more effectively.
The Commission fully recognises the importance of biocidal products and has already started a specific assessment of their impact in the thematic strategy on the sustainable use of pesticides.
In this context the Commission fully recognises that decisions on the numbers of economic migrants to be admitted in order to seek work are a matter for the Member States.
The EESC fully recognises that wage regulations are entirely within the national competence of EU Member States and any attempt of harmonisation in this regard would go against article 153.5 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the EU.
What I do know, however, is that Pope Francis fully recognises the egregious failures of the Church and its clergy who abused children and the devastating impact those crimes have had on survivors and their loved ones.”.
The EESC fully recognises the importance of maintaining European maritime know how; it is essential for both the industry itself and for the maintenance of the maritime clusters that are vital to the economic and social interests of the Community.
The Commission fully recognises these challenges and the need of an ambitious industrial policy strategy for the automotive sector.
It added:“The Bank fully recognises the concerns raised by members of the public, both prior to and during the consultation, and has not taken this decision lightly.
As the Commission fully recognises the negotiating autonomy of the European social partners on topics falling within their competence, the preparation of the legislative proposal for a directive amending Directive 2000/54/EC on biological agents at work was consequently suspended pending the outcome of the negotiations between the social partners.