Examples of using Is to recognise in English and their translations into Swedish
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The first step is to recognise and accept that you have a problem.
The trip has made me much more aware of how important it is to recognise and respond to risks," says Anna.
All it has to do is to recognise our right to create our own state next to Israel.
we need to recognise that one way of coaxing Belarus towards the European Union is to recognise and respond to Mr Lukashenko's overtures.
The challenge, surely, is to recognise that there is a shared problem.
People also translate
the key aspect is to recognise a national right of popular opposition,
The aim is to recognise rescue services that carry out extraordinary work in their day-to-day operations.
for the farming interests too, is to recognise that we all have an interest in preserving groundwater
The aim is to recognise specific knowledge
I think the first thing we need to do is to recognise the Libyan National Council, a transitional council.
The grand challenge is to recognise the need for new economic policies when faced with risks of irreversible changes at the global scale that would determine the future of all generations of humans on Earth," says Johan Rockström,
the European Council- is to recognise that the open coordination method was not a good method; it was too weak a method.
The key focus is to recognise good solutions quickly
This report recognises that the best approach for dealing with gambling matters on the Internet is to recognise the principle of subsidiarity in this sector
My approach is to recognise that mercury is a highly toxic substance
should be stated loud and clear- is to recognise those natural rights that are the prerogative of every people
ABS/ASH's purpose is to recognise, illuminate and support the prison struggle in general
whose role is to recognise the specific danger to children in the context of domestic violence and to provide effective help to those affected.
The necessary start point is to recognise that the product being taxed is alcohol.
The solution is to recognise that fundamentalist, extremist
The necessary start point is to recognise that the product is being taxed because it contains alcohol.
Their main purpose is to recognise users each time they enter the website whilst also allowing for improvements on the website
The aim of the Sweden Dinner is to recognise people who have made significant local,
The purpose of the prize is to recognise and stimulate high-quality research in the field
The necessary start point is to recognise that the product is being taxed because it contains alcohol.
The difficulty for consumers is to recognise which product supports the spine
I would therefore like to take this opportunity to reiterate how essential it is to recognise the specific nature of agricultural commodities,
Our counsel to all is to recognise that only when we embrace the fullness of shared presence within the ecosphere of human existence,
One fundamental aspect here is to recognise Parliament's role in determining and controlling the health budget.
The objective of the opinion is to recognise the importance of the EU's rural development programmes