Examples of using Were recognised in English and their translations into Slovak
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The potential benefits of this move were recognised by the OECD24, Commission25 and the Parliament26.
The mountaineering scene was small. Only those who climbed the toughest routes were recognised.
The Cardigan and Pembroke Corgis were recognised as separate breeds in the UK in 1934.
After a detailed assessment made by the Commission and various improvements the following schemes were recognised.
Consequently, also none of the voluntary schemes were recognised for covering these issues.
This week, her efforts were recognised by the Nobel committee, which nominated her for its annual coveted Peace Prize.
For centuries Jade was thought to be a single gemstone,but in 1836 two types were recognised; Jadeite and Nephrite.
The designations of origin in question were recognised as designations of origin in the country of origin before 1 May 2004.
Over 37,146 applications for regularisation were submitted, involving a total of over 50,000 individuals,of which 80% were recognised.
The White Helmets were recognised for"outstanding bravery, compassion and humanitarian engagement in rescuing civilians".
In addition, a further 19 projects(including three LIFE INF) were recognised as‘Best' LIFE projects for their excellent work.
They were recognised as fair and transparent by the international community, including the European Parliament's Observation Mission.
SOLVIT intervened, and their qualifications were recognised in time, so they could start planning their lives in Spain.
According to figures released this week, the number of applicantsin 2017 rose 80% from a year earlier, when 28 out of almost 11,000 requests were recognised.
Mrs Alokpa's children were recognised, when the birth certificates were drawn up, by Mr Moudoulou, a French national.
These businesses had proven to be successful additions to eBay's Marketplaces segment and were recognised as key to the company's future growth.
The last time the team were recognised by Bafta was in 1987 when they were presented with the Michael Balcon Award for Outstanding British Contribution to Cinema.
Mr Barabás believed that the EESC needed to ensure that its commitment and the added value of its work were recognised by the European Council at its meeting on 15 and 16 June.
These two bodies were recognised as European social partners in the hospital and healthcare sector by the Commission in 2006 in accordance with Article 138 of the EC Treaty.
Patents offices insist innovations are attributed to humans-to avoid legal complications that would arise if corporate inventorship were recognised.
A large number of barriers were recognised in the Report on"The state of the internal market for services"10, but some progress has been made by implementing the Lisbon Strategy.
Reiterates the fact that since taking power in Russia by Prime Minister Vladimir Putin,no elections in this country were recognised by Western observers as free and democratic;
The identified leases were recognised using the modified retrospective approach, according to which a right-of-use asset is equal to the related lease liability.
At the moment, patents offices insist innovations are attributed to humans-to avoid legal complications that would arise if corporate inventorship were recognised.
Certain conditions were recognised as particularly important only ex-post when they were not implemented on time and then designated as prior actions during the programme reviews.
All these achievements were recognised by Barron's Magazine, published by Dow Jones& Company, which named Brambles the second most sustainable international company in the world.
Reclassification adjustments are amounts reclassified to profit orloss in the current period that were recognised in other comprehensive income in previous periods.
DS Smith Nördlingen and Fegersheim were recognised as the top performers in the corrugated and carton categories, while DS Smith Margarethen, Eerbeek, Kutno and Toury won awards for achieving perfect conformance.
This challenge and the imperative for change were recognised by the European Council in Gothenburg in 2001 with the adoption of the Sustainable Development Strategy to which an external dimension was added in 2002 at the European Council in Barcelona.