Примеры использования Progressed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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He favoured leaving that choice to the working group as its work progressed.
In some areas, market integration has progressed at a rapid pace.
As the 1950s progressed, the new low-budget paradigm of filmmaking gained increased recognition internationally,
The definition of injury criteria progressed well. Nevertheless,
Arakawa progressed through the Japanese ranks quickly
As globalization progressed, the digital divide between the rich and the poor countries continued to grow.
She progressed so quickly that just two years later at the age of 17 she was teaching there.
the illness progressed rapidly and from 25th January 1940, the writer's health began to deteriorate sharply.
Work progressed efficiently and it was decided that the document be amended
As these visits progressed, improvements were noted in the prison system,
As technology progressed, the mechanisms used to measure time has in some cases been replaced by use of quartz vibrations
The actual number of children educated at different levels has increased, and the education of girls has considerably progressed.
Work progressed rapidly, and a draft protocol was adopted unanimously by the European Committee on Criminal Problems(CDPC)
Installation of Business Linkages programmes also progressed in Argentina, the Dominican Republic,
As the visit progressed the Working Group on the basis of information gathered in situ, asked to meet officials
We learned, that work on the rally progressed Polonaise and Postawkowie bought a Porsche
After some improvements were introduced, a repeated gaps analysis conducted by several networks showed to which extent the MFI has progressed.
Financial sector reform progressed as well, with measures to boost the independence of the central bank
As the war progressed, the Soviet government occasionally airdropped ammunition, counterfeit money
Robert the Bruce declined to give battle and the campaign progressed ineffectually over the winter until supplies and money ran out in 1311.