Examples of using Has to be recognised in English and their translations into Swedish
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It has to be recognised that.
The importance of local factors has to be recognised.
It has to be recognised that safety is vital.
The cultural dimension of the social model has to be recognised.
But it has to be recognised that we are faced with a complex system.
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perhaps its most important, has to be recognised.
It has to be recognised that the Commission's proposal contains a number of weaknesses.
The essential role of sub-national actors in the accession process has to be recognised, and their capacities strengthened accordingly.
It has to be recognised, however, that these phenomena may also cause tension.
knowledge and competencies has to be recognised and its potentialities put in practice.
It has to be recognised that the reliability of the communication system suffers from these different difficulties.
the problem of immigration has to be recognised not merely as a national problem,
It has to be recognised that cultural industries are a very special sector and therefore require a very special legal status.
The EESC believes that the issue of attracting potential researchers to the EU has to be recognised and that the issue of the"brain drain" from some third countries needs to be examined in great detail.
Sustainability has to be recognised as a central aspect of the so-called'competitiveness proofing' and'fitness checks' to be implemented by the Commission as part of its better regulation initiatives.
as outlined in the EU' s common position, but it has to be recognised that the discussions will be complex.
However, during your Presidency, it has to be recognised that the financial markets and the large shareholders have been satisfied.
there is an element of justice that has to be recognised in this.
It has to be recognised, however, that common measures are limited by the fact that member states do not want to yield their foreign and security political powers to supranational institutions.
I think this is a crucial point in the context of this question, because it has to be recognised that European Union instruments should not only target the impact of companies leaving Europe,
It has to be recognised that the increase in tourism has caused certain problems in terms of sustainability,
who once again are often being used, but it has to be recognised that there are cases where women,
It has to be recognised that, for lack of quantitative data, this review of the market conditions cannot cover certain specific aspects of rail markets,
The role of ICT in service innovation has to be recognised and promoted with objectives such as ensuring delivery of services, particularly in SMEs,
The crime in question had to be recognised as such and a proper legal system had to be recognised in the country requesting extradition.
Some conditions need to be set out in this Regulation with regard to which electronic identification means have to be recognised and how the electronic identification schemes should be notified.
Such projects have to be recognised under Kyoto's Joint Implementation(JI)
While in general the competitive advantages from the ensuing Won devaluation had to be recognised, it turned out that the significantly lower newbuilding prices did not recover when the Won started to appreciate again.
While the difficulties pertaining to the less advanced situation of departure in some Member States have to be recognised, it is a matter for concern that those countries with the lowest levels of educational attainment and/or adult participation in education and training are prevalent in clusters III and IV.
a number of facts have to be recognised before we give greater protection to those who are in temporary work contracts under the aegis of agencies.