Sentence examples similar to regime of recognition from inspiring English sources
There are two broad regimes for recognition of qualifications in the EU: (a) the sectoral system, based on common minimum training standards defined in relevant sectoral directives which lead to automatic recognition of the diploma; and (b) the "general system", which may require a case-by-case evaluation of the diploma by national authorities with the option to impose compensation measures [ 9].
As national-security adviser, McMaster became associated in the press with the so-called bloody-nose strategy, in which the U.S. might launch a "preventive" conventional attack on North Korea, stunning the regime of Kim Jong Un into cowed recognition of America's power.
If a ban is a sign of recognition in an authoritarian regime, then Victor Martinovich, a young Belarussian writer, is a winner.
To prevent this, the single market consists of a common set of regulatory regimes and mutual recognition of standards.
"Duvalier came to power over 40 years ago and since then the victims of his regime have not seen a single case of reparation or even of recognition of what happened," Ducos said.
"Racism robbed Carl of recognition".
Gingerich felt a shiver of recognition.
Nods of recognition ripple across the audience.
Parliament has passed the Act of Recognition.
