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"recognisance" in Spanish
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The Member States are not in a hurry to recognise the judgments of the Court.
Los Estados miembros no se dan prisa por reconocer las sentencias del tribunal.
This Parliament must also recognise the exceptional nature of this moment.
Este Parlamento debe reconocer asimismo el carácter excepcional de este momento.
Programmed refrigerators will be able to recognise products past their expiry date.
Los frigoríficos programados serán capaces de reconocer productos caducados.
to recognise(also: to admit, to arrange, to brook, to condemn, to own up, to receive, to own, to sustain, to take, to accept)
It is as if we now dare to recognise a social and international responsibility.
Parece como si uno ahora se atreviera a admitir una responsabilidad social e internacional.
We need to recognise that there is a risk of a vicious circle here.
Debemos admitir que en este sentido existe el riesgo de caer en un círculo vicioso.
We have to recognise that we bear a lot of the responsibility for these developments.
Hemos de admitir que tenemos una notable corresponsabilidad en este proceso.
It is important that we recognise other people's languages, especially minority ones.
Es importante que aceptemos las lenguas de otros pueblos, especialmente aquéllas de las minorías.
It is only fair to do so, if we recognise social partnership.
Es justo que así sea, si aceptamos el juego sindical.
It also recognises that some details cannot be finalised at this point and are best left to comitology or the review.
La Comisión puede aceptar en su totalidad las enmiendas transaccionales propuestas.
to recognise(also: to thank, to acknowledge)
The amendments proposed in the committee’ s report recognise that management action, rather than drastic fleet cuts, is more appropriate for this stock.
También deseo agradecer al señor Varela Suanzes-Carpegna su buena labor en el plan de la merluza.
That is well recognised in the reports and I appreciate that very much.
Ese aspecto goza de un amplio reconocimiento en los informes, y lo agradezco mucho.
I am grateful to the Commission for recognising these problems and seeking solutions to them.
Agradezco a la Comisión que haya reconocido estos problemas y que esté buscando soluciones a los mismos.
to recognise(also: to own up, to shrive, to fess up)
If they confessed, they were guilty - but, of course, redeemable - but if they denied the charge, they were condemned out of their own mouths because they failed to recognise their guilt.
Si confesaban, eran culpablesaunque, naturalmente, redimibles, pero, si negaban la acusación, eran condenados por sus propias afirmaciones, porque no reconocían su culpabilidad.
If they confessed, they were guilty - but, of course, redeemable - but if they denied the charge, they were condemned out of their own mouths because they failed to recognise their guilt.
Si confesaban, eran culpables aunque, naturalmente, redimibles, pero, si negaban la acusación, eran condenados por sus propias afirmaciones, porque no reconocían su culpabilidad.
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