Examples of using Not to recognise in English and their translations into Swedish
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Pretending not to recognise the late arrival here.
And when he caught me, he pretended not to recognise me.
I think it would be wrong not to recognise that Africa has changed substantially.
They were recognised- it was impossible not to recognise them!
Citizens have a right not to recognise ratification of the Treaty without it having been read.
He appeared to study the film very carefully, and he claimed not to recognise any one of them.
There is a tendency not to recognise its importance and to put it off until later.
we can choose not to recognise any new country.
Not to recognise this means looking at it in a one-sided way,
Europe needs a balance of all three and not to recognise that would be very foolish.
It is folly not to recognise how much changed geostrategically with the end of the Cold War
Who among the previous ten candidate countries would have dared, when embarking on their negotiations, not to recognise a Member State?
The executing authority may decide not to recognise or execute a freezing order only where.
I also urge the European Union not to recognise the coup leader, Roberto Micheletti.
It is therefore hard not to recognise its strategic importance for the development of all Member States of the European Union
Existing agreements only lay the basis for justice authorities to assist, but not to recognise, each others' decisions.
One would have to be deaf not to recognise the concern the House has expressed about women's rights as part of a general concern about human rights.
these are factors that point to the conclusion that it would be disproportionate not to recognise a derivative right of residence in the present case.
The Group has elected not to recognise ROU assets and lease liabilities for
decided on that basis not to recognise the treaty.
The teacher said that the local administration is somehow not to recognise the services of regular students in this area,
the world for over 100 years, Turkey was the only country not to recognise that state of affairs.
switching from oil, it would be wrong not to recognise the fact that the world will need more oil
which do not allow appropriation at the date the Directive enters into force, not to recognise this technique.
the European Council calls on other States not to recognise this proclaimed independence
also that states were under an obligation not to recognise nor give legal effect to that presence.
Any decision not to recognise or execute the confiscation order shall be taken without delay
Thunderous neo-revolutionary warnings by the Iranian leadership to other Muslim countries not to recognise Israel seem curiously out of step with the modern world
The solution is therefore not to recognise the hybrid ultraliberal schizophrenic European system,
for safety considerations had previously led the Central Commission for the Navigation of the Rhine not to recognise the technical approval of vessels on the basis of the former directive.