Englisch-Deutsch Übersetzung für "to recognize"

States Parties recognize the right of persons with disabilities to education.

It does not mean that we recognize Gibraltar as an independent country.

But I believe that we must recognize that there is a new government in Israel.

But we must also recognize that process will be immensely difficult.

In the end we have to recognize that we must solve our fishing problems ourselves and not simply export them.

It is no disgrace at all to have to recognize that our knowledge of the effects of genetic modification is still not great enough.

But we also have to recognize that we will only achieve something in Algeria by quiet diplomacy, by confidencebuilding and by developing a

In this light it is laudable that European countries recognise the need to accept greater responsibility for this themselves.

Maybe we don't recognize it every time, but we understand that it happens.

Now people recognize me in Macy's, and my grandchildren think that I'm cool.

The adults can recognize the juveniles; the juveniles can recognize the adults.

Designers recognize this type of collaboration as the essence of the iterative process.

We have to recognize this as a cultural service that we must protect and support.

He'll recognize more objects and thus understand more words.

Mr President, let me say first of all that I recognize the logic of the eventual abolition of duty-free.

It is extremely important and I recognise the concern of the honourable Member.

Once, though, he agreed to make false papers for someone you might recognize.

But I do want to introduce you to a couple of folks you may recognize, if you saw "Bridge and Tunnel."

I am telling Parliament that in advance, Mr Martens, and you will recognize your own report in a good many of these orientations.

We must recognize that the forcing house in which organized crime germinates is the economic, social and political status quo that prevails

Only the Commission itself, it would seem, has so far failed to recognise that.

If you read the communication, we have recognized Parliament's view that this is a concept which is going to change.

This recognizes the notion of services of general interest as one of the common values of Europe and as a principle of Community law.

I want to recognize the efforts of Karl von Wogau, his committee and, indeed, this Parliament for their dedication to this project over the